SET


Meaning of SET in English

n. 25B6; adjective

a set routine : FIXED, established, predetermined, hard and fast, pre-arranged, prescribed, specified, defined; unvarying, unchanging, invariable, unvaried, rigid, inflexible, cast-iron, strict, settled, predictable; routine, standard, customary, regular, usual, habitual, accustomed; poetic/literary wonted.

she had set ideas : INFLEXIBLE, rigid, fixed, firm, deep-rooted, deep-seated, ingrained, entrenched.

he had a set speech for such occasions : STOCK, standard, routine, rehearsed, well worn, formulaic, conventional.

I was all set for the evening : READY, prepared, organized, equipped, primed; informal geared up, psyched up.

he's set on marrying her : DETERMINED TO, intent on, (hell) bent on, resolute about, insistent about.

you were dead set against the idea : OPPOSED TO, averse to, hostile to, resistant to, antipathetic to, unsympathetic to; informal anti.

variable, flexible, original, unprepared, uncertain.

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