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"biting tongue" is a common phrase that can be used in written English.
For example: He felt a strong urge to yell at his boss but he managed to bite his tongue and keep his composure.
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When I came back to the U.K., I found three more families with kids in the same condition — with multiple injuries, biting lip, biting tongue, biting hands, fractures, scars.
The child was also asked additional questions about oral history including: a) oral parafunctions, such as daytime clenching and grinding, thumb sucking, nail/object biting, tongue thrusting and mouth breathing; b) previous orthodontic or TMD treatment; c) presence of headache; and d) trauma to the orofacial region.
Don't bite your tongue too hard if using the biting tongue method!
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I kept biting my tongue".
PETER J. BOYER: I'm biting my tongue.
"I've never been good at biting my tongue.
You feel that the reporter is biting his tongue".
Correct your boss's grammar instead of biting your tongue.
His calm resignation is chilling, as if biting his tongue has become second nature.
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