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set with

set with verb: to accept, handle or agree with (something).

Verb

set with (third-person singular simple present sets with, present participle setting with, simple past and past participle set with)

  1. (archaic, slang) To accept, handle or agree with (something).
    • As to your proposal, I can set with that.

Forms of set with

third-person singular presentsets with
present participlesetting with
past participleset with
pastset with

Questions about set with

What does set with mean?
Set with means to accept, handle or agree with (something).
What part of speech is set with?
Set with is a verb.
What is the past tense of set with?
The past tense of set with is set with.

Words near set with in the dictionary

  1. set up one's staff
  2. set up shop
  3. set up someone's birse
  4. set up to oneself
  5. set upon
  6. set with
  7. set-and-forget
  8. set-aside
  9. set-builder notation
  10. set-down
  11. set-downs

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