Antonyms for a bita bit

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1. a bitadverb

   Antonyms:
   a lot

   Synonyms:
   a little bit, a little

2. a bitadverb

   To a small extent; in a small amount; rather.

   Synonyms:
   a little bit, a little

   Antonyms:
   a lot

Princeton's WordNetRate these antonyms:0.0 / 0 votes

1. a bit, a little, a trifleadverb

   to a small degree; somewhat

   "it's a bit warm"; "felt a little better"; "a trifle smaller"

   Synonyms:
   a trifle, a little

How to use a bit in a sentence?

1. Alexander Brown:

   It's not like they're monsters or anything, they're just a little bit different.

2. Gennadiy Goldberg:

   She was actually asked about the growing share of government spending to GDP and she was asked a very economist question and she answered in a very economist way, where interest rates to yields might have to rise a little bit for the reallocation of resources and the market read that as rates will have to rise, but I think they’ve already risen. They’ve gone from 1% to where we are now, so it’s certainly quite a bit already.

3. Katy Gough:

   I have a lot of anxiety around being in a certain place at a certain time as I'm a bit of a control freak and prefer to do things at my own pace and because of this, taking public transport makes me incredibly anxious, you have no control over what time you travel, how busy it's going to be and you don't have the ability to say 'no' and turn around and go back home once you get on. I had previously had a massive panic attack on a train journey to London and now, a large part of me associates trains and public transport with anxiety and panic attacks.

4. Chad Hammel:

   And then I realized that he was yelling,' I got bit ! Help, help,'.

5. Ben Affleck:

   Years ago, I used to play fast and a little loose more on Twitter. These days, I'm a little bit more reserved, i said,' Well the difference is easy to spot. Ryan Gosling has blond hair and Ryan Reynolds is a [ expletive ].

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