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Pronunciation:
[ sˈɛttuː], [ sˈɛttuː], [ s_ˈɛ_t_t_uː]
Set-to is a colloquial expression that means a physical or verbal altercation between two people. There are several synonyms for this expression based on the context in which it is used. The synonyms include quarrel, argument, disagreement, fight, tussle, clash, scuffle, altercation, dispute, and battle. Each of these words has a slightly different connotation but all describe a situation where two parties are in conflict. The word set-to is often used to describe a brief and intense encounter, whereas some of the synonyms imply a more prolonged and heated exchange. Regardless of the word used, it is clear that a set-to is not a pleasant experience for anyone involved.
Related words: set-to-click, set-to-watch, set-to-do, set-to-discuss
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Synonyms for Set-to:
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• act • altercation- Squabbling ,
- beef ,
- blowup ,
- bone of contention ,
- embroilment ,
- flap ,
- fuss ,
- go ,
- words .
- break ,
- broil ,
- bump ,
- collision ,
- concussion ,
- crash ,
- discordance ,
- disharmony ,
- impact ,
- jam ,
- jar ,
- jolt ,
- jump ,
- mix up ,
- opposition ,
- rift ,
- rupture ,
- shock ,
- smash ,
- wallop .
- Wars ,
- animosity ,
- antagonism ,
- bad blood ,
- concours ,
- dance ,
- disaccord ,
- dissension ,
- dissent ,
- dissidence ,
- disunity ,
- divided loyalties ,
- emulation ,
- faction ,
- factionalism ,
- hostility ,
- interference ,
- rivalry ,
- strife ,
- striving ,
- tug-of-war ,
- variance .
- bad feeling ,
- counteraction ,
- discontent ,
- hatred ,
- impedance ,
- impedances ,
- incompatibility ,
- resentment ,
- resistance ,
- sour note .
Other synonyms:
- begin .
- set .
- inaugurate ,
- initiate ,
- launch .
- enter .
Other relevant words:
- bout .
- Barney ,
- DO ,
- Hostilities ,
- Kickup ,
- Logomachy ,
- Monomachy ,
- Tilting ,
- action ,
- affair ,
- affray ,
- altercation ,
- apologetics ,
- apologia ,
- apology ,
- argle-bargle ,
- argument ,
- argy-bargy ,
- battle ,
- bicker ,
- bickering ,
- bovver ,
- boxing-match ,
- brawl ,
- brouhaha ,
- brush ,
- casuistry ,
- clash ,
- combat ,
- commotion ,
- competition ,
- conflict ,
- confrontation ,
- contention ,
- contest ,
- contretemps ,
- controversy ,
- debate ,
- defense ,
- difference ,
- disagreement ,
- discord ,
- disturbance ,
- donnybrook ,
- duel ,
- dust-up ,
- encounter ,
- engagement ,
- falling out ,
- feud ,
- fight ,
- fighting ,
- fracas ,
- fray ,
- free-for-all ,
- friction ,
- hassle ,
- hubbub ,
- imbroglio ,
- incident ,
- joust ,
- knock-down-and-drag-out ,
- litigation ,
- match ,
- maul ,
- meet ,
- meeting ,
- melee ,
- misunderstanding ,
- muss ,
- one-on-one ,
- polemic ,
- prizefight ,
- quarrel ,
- rhubarb ,
- riot ,
- row ,
- ruckus ,
- rumpus ,
- run-in ,
- scene ,
- scramble ,
- scrap ,
- scrimmage ,
- scrum ,
- scrummage ,
- scuffle ,
- shindy ,
- showdown ,
- skirmish ,
- spat ,
- squabble ,
- struggle ,
- test ,
- tiff ,
- tilt ,
- to-do ,
- tournament ,
- tourney ,
- trial ,
- tussle ,
- upset ,
- vendetta ,
- war ,
- warfare ,
- word ,
- wrangle ,
- wrangling .
- GINS ,
- OUTS ,
- TODO ,
- Velitation ,
- bad vibes ,
- bickerings ,
- blow off ,
- blow-off ,
- blowoff ,
- bone to pick ,
- brannigan ,
- catfight ,
- crossed wires ,
- crusher ,
- crushers ,
- dogfight ,
- dogfights ,
- dustup ,
- dustups ,
- face off ,
- fallings ,
- finisher ,
- finishers ,
- fisticuffs ,
- gin ,
- have a go at each other ,
- hell broke loose ,
- knock down and drag out ,
- knock-down drag-out ,
- knock-down-drag-out ,
- knockdown ,
- knockdowns ,
- out ,
- punch out ,
- romp ,
- roughhouse ,
- rumble ,
- scraps ,
- set to ,
- setto ,
- shouting match ,
- sparring match ,
- squabblings ,
- statics ,
- stew ,
- talking to ,
- talking-to ,
- tap ,
- telling-off ,
- to do ,
- violence .
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How to use "Set-to" in context?
When we say "set-to," we mean to get straight to the point. This is a great way to simplify your communication and make it more efficient. It helps you stay on track and get your point across clearly.
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