set back (Meaning)
set back (v)
hold back to a later time
slow down the progress of; hinder
cost a certain amount
set back (n)
structure where a wall or building narrows abruptly
Synonyms & Antonyms of set back
Synonyms:
- collapse
- turnabout
- comedown
- breakdown
- down
- ruin
- retrogression
- frustration
- recession
- relapse
- descent
- turnaround
- letdown
- fall
- crash
- regression
Antonyms:
No weak antonyms found.
set back Sentence Examples
- The unexpected setback in the project delayed the launch date by several months.
- Financial setbacks forced the company to reconsider its business plan.
- Natural disasters have been a significant setback to the region's economic growth.
- A health setback left the athlete sidelined for the entire season.
- The team suffered a major setback during the championship game.
- The setbacks we faced only strengthened our resolve to succeed.
- A minor setback should not deter you from pursuing your dreams.
- Overcoming setbacks requires resilience and perseverance.
- The setbacks in his life taught him valuable lessons about both success and failure.
- While setbacks can be disheartening, they can also be catalysts for positive change.
FAQs About the word set back
hold back to a later time, slow down the progress of; hinder, cost a certain amount, structure where a wall or building narrows abruptly
reversal, reverse, reversion,lapse, decline, knock, downfall, disappointment, collapse, turnabout
status quo,status quo,,
The unexpected setback in the project delayed the launch date by several months.
Financial setbacks forced the company to reconsider its business plan.
Natural disasters have been a significant setback to the region's economic growth.
A health setback left the athlete sidelined for the entire season.
