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  • nountiny piece
  • nounshort period of time
  • nouncomputer information

synonyms for bit

  • dose
  • fragment
  • item
  • part
  • portion
  • sample
  • shard
  • slice
  • sliver
  • snippet
  • taste
  • trace
  • atom
  • butt
  • chip
  • chunk
  • crumb
  • dab
  • dash
  • division
  • dollop
  • dot
  • driblet
  • droplet
  • end
  • excerpt
  • flake
  • fraction
  • grain
  • iota
  • jot
  • lick
  • lump
  • mite
  • modicum
  • moiety
  • molecule
  • morsel
  • niggle
  • parcel
  • particle
  • peanuts
  • pinch
  • scale
  • scintilla
  • scrap
  • section
  • segment
  • share
  • shaving
  • shred
  • smidgen
  • snatch
  • snip
  • specimen
  • speck
  • splinter
  • sprinkling
  • stub
  • stump
  • tittle
  • trickle
  • chicken feed
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On this page you'll find 198 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to bit, such as: dose, fragment, item, part, portion, and sample.

antonyms for bit

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  • entirety
  • lot
  • whole
  • agreement
  • glob
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      At the time of the 1790 census, Virginia had a bit less than 13 times the population of Delaware.
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      Exactly how sea-level rise will affect coastal wetlands has been a bit of a mystery.
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      We can hold somebody for a bit until a fully licensed civilian police officer can come in and arrest that person.
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      Sure, they cost a bit less, but most minivan build-outs only seat two and leave users cooking outside no matter the weather.
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      WORDS RELATED TO BIT

      • acreage
      • bit
      • estate
      • grounds
      • manor
      • plot
      • property
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