Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
set-on-foot
verb phrase
ˈsɛt ɔn fʊt
Definition
To initiate or establish something.
Examples
- The charity was set on foot to help the homeless in the city.
- They decided to set on foot a new project aimed at cleaning the local park.
- After months of planning, the initiative was finally set on foot last week.
Meaning
To cause a plan, process, or organization to start functioning or operating.
Synonyms
- establish
- initiate
- launch
- activate
