Bit and Ton

Bit

Bit noun - A very small piece.

Ton is an antonym for bit.

Nearby Word: bite

Ton

Ton noun - A considerable amount.
Usage example: I received a ton of advice on the problem—all of it unsolicited

Bit is an antonym for ton in pile topic.

Nearby Word: tonne

Both words in one sentence

  • Wall of Text The metaphor proved to be a bit too apt, as the magazine then received a ton of letters to the editor complaining that they couldn't read the article because it was, well, a wall of text.
    Source: Wall of Text
  • Web Video / Tribe Twelve Troll: The Observer celebrates Halloween by bombarding Noah with a shit-ton of Alien Geometries and a small bit of Time Travel at a hotel, seemingly just For the Lulz.
  • Unorthodox Reload Which does not explain the "climbing a ladder in half-ton armor while using your hands to reload and or shoot" bit.
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