Bit and Stack

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Bit noun – A very small piece.

Usage example: she left only a bit of the broccoli on her plate

Stack is an antonym for bit.

Nearby Word: bite

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Stack noun – A considerable amount.

Usage example: earned a stack of money for writing the screenplay

Bit is an antonym for stack.

Nearby Words: stacked, stacker, stacking

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nice	nice bit	nice stack
short	short bit	short stack
single	single bit	single stack
small	small bit	small stack
Other adjectives: neat, entire, large, great, tiny, new, extra, random, odd, next.

Unfortunately this bit of history helps stack the deck against him when facing the Kangaroo Court.

Source: Literature / Kitty Norville
When Reed is finally cornered by the Ultimates and his former teammates, he implies that so long as a microscopic bit of him remains his bacterial stack can grow back.

Source: From a Single Cell
In the classic story Tom Browns School Days, Tom is "going a bit off the rails" due to over-harsh treatment by his form master and burns what he thinks is only a stack of test papers or something of similar importance.

Source: Priceless Ming Vase

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Stack or Bit. 2016. Accessed May 25, 2022. https://thesaurus.plus/related/bit/stack.