Set-to Definition

sĕtto͝o
noun
A brief, usually heated conflict or argument.
American Heritage
A fight or struggle; esp., a fistfight.
Webster's New World
Any brisk or vigorous contest or argument.
Webster's New World

A fight.

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Set-to Sentence Examples

  • She hadn't been able to shake the cold she felt and was dressed in layers despite the thermostat being set to eighty.

  • Brady pulled her into his lap and set to work on cleaning her up and repairing her wrist.

  • These are firmly set to within 3 to 6 in.

  • He was always at his best when his imagination was set to work upon a solid framework of fact.

  • We were set to run renewed sessions on Saturday but on Thursday Martha telephoned in tears.

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