19 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Bitten' in a Sentence
"The past participle form of the verb "bite," indicating that someone or something has been bitten in the past." more
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The explorer realized he had been bitten by a mosquito in the dense jungle.
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The chef realized she had bitten into a chili instead of a bell pepper in the salad.
The toddler is biting into the juicy watermelon with glee.
He will bite his pencil in concentration while solving the challenging math problem.
The bitten pencil served as a reminder of a stressful exam.
The dog had bitten the intruder before the police arrived.
Snakes have bitten many hikers in this wilderness.
By the end of the movie, the unexpected twist will have bitten the audience with surprise.
After the challenging puzzle is solved, he will have bitten his lip in satisfaction.
By the deadline, the students will have been biting their pencils while finishing the exam.
The boxer was biting his opponent's ear in a controversial match.
The bitten eraser on the pencil told the story of countless mistakes.
The actor will be biting into a spicy pepper for a scene in the upcoming movie.
The chef will have been biting into various ingredients to determine their freshness.
By the time we reached the tropical destination, sand fleas had been biting our ankles for hours.
As the deadline approaches, the pressure will bite, pushing them to complete the project.
The mystery novel is so engaging that I have been biting my nails in suspense.
Despite the bitter taste, she has been biting into the dark chocolate with delight.
The bitten fishing line indicated a struggle with a formidable catch.
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