zibit (Meaning)
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zibit (n)
a unit of information equal to 1024 exbibits or 2^70 bits
Synonyms & Antonyms of zibit
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zibit Sentence Examples
- The hunter set up a zibit, a small animal trap, to catch rabbits.
- The zibit's jaws snapped shut as the unsuspecting creature stepped inside.
- The trapper checked his zibit every morning, hoping for a fresh catch.
- The zibit was a clever contraption, designed to entice animals with bait and then quickly capture them.
- The farmer used zibits to protect his crops from pesky rodents.
- The zibit had a trip wire that activated the spring-loaded trap.
- The zibit was a valuable tool for hunters and trappers alike.
- The animal rights activist protested against the use of zibits, which they deemed inhumane.
- The historical museum displayed a collection of antique zibits, demonstrating the evolution of trapping techniques.
- The young boy eagerly set his zibit in the woods, hoping to catch a squirrel for his pet.
FAQs About the word zibit
a unit of information equal to 1024 exbibits or 2^70 bits
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No antonyms found.
The hunter set up a zibit, a small animal trap, to catch rabbits.
The zibit's jaws snapped shut as the unsuspecting creature stepped inside.
The trapper checked his zibit every morning, hoping for a fresh catch.
The zibit was a clever contraption, designed to entice animals with bait and then quickly capture them.
