Bit and Raft

Bit

Bit noun - A very small piece.
Usage example: she left only a bit of the broccoli on her plate

Raft is an antonym for bit.

Nearby Word: bite

Raft

Raft noun - A considerable amount.
Usage example: the babysitter had to listen to a whole raft of rules before she was allowed to even pick up the baby

Bit is an antonym for raft.

Nearby Words: rafter, rafted, raftsman, rafting

Both words in one sentence

  • Rain Dance The subsequent storm is a bit too successful and ends up blowing them out to sea on a raft.
    Source: Rain Dance
  • One surreal bit-scene on The Young Ones featured a couple of rag-clad men lying on a ramshackle wooden raft.
    Source: Ocean Madness
  • Film / Amsterdamned Groin Attack: The taxi driver getting bit, and the raft victim getting knifed.
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