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Meanings of every bit in English

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To the same extent or degree.

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        Usage of every bit in English
        1
        The crowd, however, was every bit as enthusiastic as four years ago.
        Reuters
        2
        Someone who tasted every bit as good as the food she prepared.
        Beauty and the feast
        3
        Right now, he needed every bit of that training to stay calm.
        Star Wars Episode VII: The Force Awakens
        4
        Unfortunately he is every bit as likely to self-destruct with equal speed.
        The Guardian
        5
        The Closs home is far less luxurious but every bit as creepy.
        News.com.au
        6
        Her legs still looked every bit as good after a long day.
        For whom the minivan rolls: an aaron tucker mystery
        7
        Certainly my building was every bit as tall as those surrounding it.
        The Bride Wore Black Leather
        8
        It's every bit as serious as you know it to be, Emperor.
        Emperor Mollusk Versus the Sinister Brain
        9
        Morgan Stanley says its deal with MUFG is every bit a partnership.
        Reuters
        10
        Labor, it is clear, can be every bit as urbane as capital.
        The new yorker
        11
        Nassim raged around the way he would if every bit were true.
        Surrender to the will of the night
        12
        So maybe Rebecca was every bit as innocent as Oliver presented her.
        The blackstone chronicles
        13
        And tell you that you were right about every bit of it.
        Man on the run
        14
        She's every bit as good with horses as you are, he insisted.
        Wrangling the redhead
        15
        He's every bit as good a passer as he is a scorer.
        Reuters
        16
        The team members, nodding, seemed every bit as determined as their leader.
        You can't stop me