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The opposite of biting is releasing or letting go. While biting involves applying pressure with teeth to grasp or consume something, releasing implies loosening that grip and allowing the object to be free. In a broader sense, it can also refer to actions like caressing or gently touching, which convey a sense of tenderness rather than aggression.
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