Additional definitions for 'set forth':

set forth	To state; describe; give an account of.
set forth	To present for consideration; to propose.
set forth	To begin a journey or expedition.

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set by the earsset in one's waysset for lifeset in motionset in stoneset one's hair on fireset backset of pipesset offset offset backset asideset of pipesset off

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