bits Antonyms
Strongest:
- flecks
- snippets
- patches
- grains
- mouthfuls
- atoms
- fragments
- molecules
- slivers
- scraps
- crumbs
- particles
- specks
Strong:
- shards
- portions
- flyspecks
- nuggets
- granules
- whispers
- fractions
- scruples
- tidbits
- titbits
- traces
- nibbles
- licks
- bites
- dashes
- parts
- tittles
- motes
- shreds
- dribbles
- sections
- drops
- snips
- nubbins
- morsels
Weak:
Meaning of bits
bits
something bitten or held with the teeth, the usually steel part of a bridle inserted in the mouth of a horse, a small quantity of food, something that curbs or restrains, the rimmed mouth end on the stem of a pipe or cigar holder, a small piece or quantity of some material thing, the part of a key that enters the lock and acts on the bolt and tumblers (see tumbler sense 3a), to put part of a bridle in the mouth of (a horse), a replaceable part of a compound tool that actually performs the function (such as drilling or boring) for which the whole tool is designed, a unit of value equal to ¹/₈ of a U.S. dollar (12 ¹/₂ cents), to control as if with a bit, the biting or cutting edge or part of a tool, to form a bit (see bit entry 1 sense 4) on (a key), a small delicacy, the jaws (see jaw entry 1 sense 2a) of tongs or pincers, a coin of a specified small denomination
bits Sentence Examples
- The computer was so slow that it took several minutes to process even the smallest bits of data.
- The researcher meticulously arranged the bits of evidence in the correct order to support his hypothesis.
- The digital image was composed of millions of tiny bits of color, each representing a different shade.
- The virus spread rapidly through the network, infecting one computer after another through shared bits of code.
- The hacker intercepted the bits of encrypted data and used them to unlock the secret files.
- The scientist broke the DNA down into its individual bits of genetic information.
- The artist created a stunning mosaic using colorful bits of glass.
- The dog's sharp teeth tore through the bits of cloth with ease.
- The child scattered bits of paper all over the floor as she played with her crayons.
- The contractor carefully applied bits of grout to fill in the spaces between the tiles.
FAQs About the word bits
something bitten or held with the teeth, the usually steel part of a bridle inserted in the mouth of a horse, a small quantity of food, something that curbs or
flecks, snippets, patches, grains, mouthfuls, atoms, fragments, molecules, slivers, scraps
loads, quantities, slabs, lumps,chunks, piles, deals, buckets, abundances, hunks
The computer was so slow that it took several minutes to process even the smallest bits of data.
The researcher meticulously arranged the bits of evidence in the correct order to support his hypothesis.
The digital image was composed of millions of tiny bits of color, each representing a different shade.
The virus spread rapidly through the network, infecting one computer after another through shared bits of code.
