set forth something
Definition
› to explain ideas, or make rules or suggestions: She set forth her views in "The Art of Making Dance." The board set forth the conditions for her release.
(Definition of set forth something from the Cambridge Academic Content Dictionary
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set aside something phrasal verb IGNORE
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set aside something phrasal verb SAVE
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set back someone/something phrasal verb
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set down something phrasal verb
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set foot in (some place) idiom
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set in phrasal verb
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set in stone idiom
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set in your ways idiom
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