sett (Meaning)
sett (n)
rectangular paving stone with curved top; once used to make roads
sett (n.)
See Set, n., 2 (e) and 3.
Synonyms & Antonyms of sett
sett Sentence Examples
- The mason carefully laid each cobblestone in the driveway sett, creating a durable and attractive surface.
- The ancient castle's outer wall was constructed from a series of interlocking stone setts, providing formidable protection.
- Traffic slowed to a crawl as the road crew replaced a damaged sett in the asphalt road.
- The blacksmith pounded the metal into the anvil, creating a glowing-hot sett for a horseshoe.
- The quarry extracted vast quantities of granite setts for use in construction projects.
- The railway tracks were laid on a bed of crushed stone setts to stabilize and level the rails.
- The ancient settlement was built on a hilltop with narrow cobblestone setts winding through the streets.
- The workbench was made from a sturdy steel sett, providing a stable surface for tools and materials.
- The fisherman cast his line into the river, using a small weight on the end of the line known as a sett.
- The sculptor carved intricate designs into the stone sett, transforming it into a work of art.
FAQs About the word sett
rectangular paving stone with curved top; once used to make roadsSee Set, n., 2 (e) and 3.
hatch, spawn,sit, lay,incubate, brood,
rise, stand,stand, rise, arise, get up, get up,arise,
The mason carefully laid each cobblestone in the driveway sett, creating a durable and attractive surface.
The ancient castle's outer wall was constructed from a series of interlocking stone setts, providing formidable protection.
Traffic slowed to a crawl as the road crew replaced a damaged sett in the asphalt road.
The blacksmith pounded the metal into the anvil, creating a glowing-hot sett for a horseshoe.
