set

pluralsets

conjugation setting - set - set

verb: to put, lay, or stand something in a specified place or position
- She set the vase on the table.
verb: to arrange something, such as a time, price, or rule
- They set the wedding date for next June.
verb: to become firm, solid, or rigid
- The concrete will take a few hours to set.
verb: to adjust a device so that it operates in a particular way
- Please set the alarm for 7 AM.
verb: to go down below the horizon
- We watched the sun set over the ocean.
noun: a group of things that belong together or are used together
- He bought a new set of golf clubs.
noun: the place where a film or play is performed or recorded
- The actors returned to the set after lunch.
noun: a collection in mathematics
- The set of all prime numbers is infinite.
noun: a subdivision of a match in sports such as tennis or volleyball
- She won the first set in the tennis match.
noun: a group of songs performed consecutively in a concert
- The band played a 45-minute set.
adjective: fixed or arranged in advance
- The restaurant has a set menu for holidays.
adjective: ready or prepared
- Are you all set for the trip?
adjective: unlikely to change; rigid
- He is very set in his ways.