set out

Meaning

1. To explain something, or give exact details, usually in writing.
2. To go out, leave.
3. To start an activity with the intention of finishing it.
4. To position, to put in a position
5. (obsolete) To arrange the necessary type into a printing press in preparation to run it.

Synonyms

start

depart

leave

start out

set off

begin

set forth

lay out

get down

set about

go

go out

start off

commence

get

part

take off

dry

go away

sally forth

move

undertake

embark on

get off

rise

get out

get up

begin a journey

array

get under way

go forth

head out

take

set sail

set

put

going out

arise

show

range

arrange

get going

give

hammer out

hit the road

impersonate

indicate

install

instance

journey

lay down

offer

order

organise

organize

originate

perform

plan

plant

🌱

play

playact

present

pretend

proceed

propose

push off

put forward

raise

reenact

remove

render

represent

retell

roam

roar off

run along

sail

sally

set down

set out on a journey

set up

sound out

spring up

stage

stand up

state

strike out

take in

take leave

take the road

take to

make a journey

sally out

venture

wage

wake up

walk

🚶

work out

come forth

lean forward

make a start

start moving

top out

be going out

air

go away from

gone forth

gone on a journey

absquatulate

act

act as

act out

adduce

advance

affect

appoint

arrive

attempt

beat

be born

break into

bring forth

close

come

come away

come out

come up

compose

deliver

demonstrate

departed

depict

desert

🏜️

display

embark

enact

end

🔚

engage

establish

execute

exhibit

exit

exude

feature

fly away

get along

get a move on

get away

Translations

commencer

disposer

exposer

vouloir

sécher

losgehen

Kurs

mettre le cap

Sentences

The Scotland Act set out a four-year maximum term for each session of Parliament .