Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
set-out
verb phrase
/sɛt aʊt/
Definition
To begin a journey or to establish something in a certain way.
Examples
- She set out early in the morning to complete her hike before noon.
- They set out a clear plan to improve the community center.
- He set out to prove that he could finish the marathon.
Meaning
The term ‘set-out’ often refers to the initiation of a planned activity or journey, signifying the start of an endeavor with a specific purpose or goal.
Synonyms
- embark
- begin
- launch
- commence
