Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
set-by
phrasal verb
/ˈsɛt baɪ/

Definition
To save something for future use, especially money or resources.

Examples
- She decided to set by a portion of her paycheck each month for her vacation.
- He has set by some of his savings for emergencies.
- The family set by plenty of food for the winter months.

Meaning
The term ‘set-by’ refers to the act of putting aside or reserving something for later, often with intention or purpose.

Synonyms
- save
- reserve
- store
- put aside