English to English Dictionary

Set

A collection of distinct objects, considered as an object in its own right.

Set Aside

To reserve or keep something for a particular purpose.

Set Foot

To arrive at or enter a particular place.

Set Top Box

A device that connects to a television and enables the reception of digital television signals.

Set an example

To behave in a way that serves as a good model for others to follow.

Set off

To begin a journey or trip.

Set-Apart

Distinct or separate from others; reserved for a specific purpose.

Set-To

A confrontation or contest, especially in a competitive context.

Set-Up

The way in which something is arranged or organized.

Set-the-Mood

To create a particular atmosphere or emotional environment.

Setback

A setback is a specific event that delays or prevents progress; a reversal or check in a course of action.

Setlist

A list of songs or pieces of music that a performer or group intends to play during a concert or performance.