n.
Function: adjective
Etymology: Middle English sett, from Old English gesett, past participle of settan
Date: 14th century
1 : INTENT , DETERMINED < set upon going>
2 : INTENTIONAL , PREMEDITATED <did it of set purpose>
3 : fixed by authority or appointment : PRESCRIBED , SPECIFIED < set hours of study>
4 : reluctant to change < set in their ways>
5 a : IMMOVABLE , RIGID < set frown> b : BUILT-IN <a set tub>
6 : SETTLED , PERSISTENT < set defiance>
7 : being in readiness : PREPARED < set for an early morning start>