set on (Meaning)
set on (v)
attack someone physically or emotionally
Synonyms & Antonyms of set on
Synonyms:
- rob
- trash
- pitch into
- bushwhack
- charge
- round on
- sic
- assail
- tear into
- pounce (on or upon)
- beset
- ambush
- beat up on
- light into
- rush
- swarm
- invade
- fly at
- sick
- gang up (on)
Antonyms:
set on Sentence Examples
- The carpenter wielded his precise tools to fashion an exquisite piece of furniture.
- The surgeon meticulously stitched the wound, utilizing an exact scalpel to ensure precision.
- The scientist measured the compound with an exacting beaker to obtain accurate data.
- The musician played the notes with exact timing, creating a harmonious melody.
- The architect drew the blueprints with exact lines, ensuring structural integrity.
- The baker followed the recipe precisely, resulting in a delicious and satisfying cake.
- The navigator plotted the exact course on the map, guiding the ship safely.
- The programmer utilized an exact algorithm to solve the complex problem efficiently.
- The teacher graded the students' work with exact standards, providing clear feedback.
- The historian documented the events with exact dates and details, preserving the past for posterity.
FAQs About the word set on
attack someone physically or emotionally
strike, storm,assault, set at, attack, turn (on), jump (on), set upon, raid, go in (on)
secure, protect, defend, cover, defend, cover, secure,protect, guard, shield
The carpenter wielded his precise tools to fashion an exquisite piece of furniture.
The surgeon meticulously stitched the wound, utilizing an exact scalpel to ensure precision.
The scientist measured the compound with an exacting beaker to obtain accurate data.
The musician played the notes with exact timing, creating a harmonious melody.
