set aside (Meaning)

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set aside (v)

give or assign a resource to a particular person or cause

make inoperative or stop

annul (a legal decision)

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reserved in advance

The mayor set aside a portion of the budget for community projects.
I set aside some time each weekend to relax and unwind.
The judge set aside the verdict, pending further evidence.
The company set aside a fund for employee bonuses.
The museum set aside a room for temporary exhibitions.
I set aside my doubts and approached the situation with an open mind.
The government set aside a protected area for endangered species.
The parents set aside their differences to provide a stable home for their children.
He set aside his pride and apologized for his mistakes.
The artist set aside their brushes and canvases to pursue a different career path.

give or assign a resource to a particular person or cause, make inoperative or stop, annul (a legal decision), reserved in advance

appropriation, allocation, grant, annuity, aid, entitlement, block grant, subsidy,assistance, relief

ignore, ignore, neglect, neglect,misuse, misuse, misapply,misapply

The mayor set aside a portion of the budget for community projects.

I set aside some time each weekend to relax and unwind.

The judge set aside the verdict, pending further evidence.

The company set aside a fund for employee bonuses.