View synonyms for set out

set out

verb

to present, arrange, or display
he set the flowers out in the vase
to give a full account of; explain exactly
he set out the matter in full
to plan or lay out (a garden, etc)
intr to begin or embark on an undertaking, esp a journey

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The University of South Wales said 90 academic jobs could go after previously setting out plans to cut 160 professional services posts.

From BBC

Details of how to do this are set out in the letters that have been sent to those affected.

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Creasy's amendment would compel the government to review paternity and parental partner leave and set out a timeline for implementing any recommendations.

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The public consultation on the plans had set out the proposals and Conservative ministers, then in power, had welcomed the "fuller guidance".

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We did a few stretches to warm up and then set out to explore Los Angeles’ very first park — yes, Elysian opened 10 years before Griffith Park in 1886.

From Los Angeles Times

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