bite off Antonyms
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Meaning of bite off
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bite off (v)
bite off with a quick bite
bite off Sentence Examples
- He tried to bite off more than he could chew by taking on too many projects simultaneously.
- It's essential not to bite off more than you can handle when starting a new business.
- She realized she had bitten off more than she could chew when she struggled to meet all her deadlines.
- He attempted to bite off the corner of the thick sandwich but found it too hard to chew.
- The company decided to bite off a significant portion of the market share with its aggressive marketing campaign.
- I always advise my students not to bite off more than they can chew when selecting their course load.
- She nearly choked when she tried to bite off a large piece of steak without cutting it into smaller pieces first.
- The politician decided to bite off a controversial topic during the debate, knowing it would draw attention to his campaign.
- He often found himself biting off his words when he was about to say something he knew would hurt others.
- They knew they had bitten off a challenging task when they committed to climbing the steep mountain.
FAQs About the word bite off
bite off with a quick bite
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He tried to bite off more than he could chew by taking on too many projects simultaneously.
It's essential not to bite off more than you can handle when starting a new business.
She realized she had bitten off more than she could chew when she struggled to meet all her deadlines.
He attempted to bite off the corner of the thick sandwich but found it too hard to chew.
