Definition for Set-to:

• A warm debate or argument; a slang term for a fight.

Synonyms for Set-to:

• n.

  •act (noun)
  • set-to.
  •altercation (noun)
  • dispute,
  • quarrel,
  • bickering,
  • bone of contention,
  • argument,
  • flap,
  • Squabbling,
  • blowup,
  • fuss,
  • go,
  • embroilment,
  • controversy,
  • beef,
  • tiff,
  • words,
  • hassle,
  • brawl,
  • combat.
  •argument (noun)
  • exchange,
  • rhubarb,
  • bone,
  • spat,
  • face-off,
  • talking heads,
  • static,
  • falling,
  • shindy,
  • difference of opinion,
  • scene,
  • disagreement,
  • debate,
  • rumpus,
  • ruction,
  • donnybrook,
  • ruckus.
  •bout (noun)
  • competition,
  • bat,
  • round,
  • boxing matches,
  • battle,
  • engagement,
  • boxing match,
  • match.
  •brush (noun)
  • touch,
  • skirmish,
  • confrontation,
  • rub.
  •clash (noun)
  • jar,
  • wallop,
  • impact,
  • jam,
  • broil,
  • collision,
  • disharmony,
  • bump,
  • concussion,
  • jump,
  • discord,
  • affray,
  • mix up,
  • discordance,
  • rift,
  • rupture,
  • opposition,
  • crash,
  • riot,
  • break,
  • showdown,
  • smash,
  • shock,
  • jolt.
  •competition (noun)
  • contention.
  •conflict (noun)
  • dissension,
  • meeting,
  • tug-of-war,
  • emulation,
  • antagonism,
  • factionalism,
  • striving,
  • strife,
  • animosity,
  • concours,
  • bad blood,
  • Wars,
  • war,
  • disaccord,
  • rivalry,
  • variance,
  • hostility,
  • friction,
  • disunity,
  • divided loyalties,
  • interference,
  • faction,
  • dissent,
  • dance,
  • dissidence.
  •confrontation (noun)
  • crisis.
  •contention (noun)
  • belligerency,
  • flak,
  • feuding,
  • enmity,
  • wrangling,
  • wranglings.
  •contest (noun)
  • warfare,
  • action,
  • battle royal.
  •difference (noun)
  • catamaran,
  • contretemps,
  • brushoff,
  • contrariety,
  • estrangement,
  • brush-off.
  •fight (noun)
  • to-do,
  • joust,
  • difficulty,
  • free-for-all.
  •fighting (noun)
  • scramble,
  • mix,
  • rowdy,
  • brawling,
  • bloodshed.
  •fracas (noun)
  • uproar,
  • trouble,
  • tumult,
  • ruffle,
  • brouhaha.
  •fray (noun)
  • disturbance.
  •friction (noun)
  • hatred,
  • incompatibility,
  • resentment,
  • counteraction,
  • resistance,
  • sour note,
  • bad feeling,
  • impedance,
  • impedances,
  • discontent.
  •polemic (noun)
  • bicker,
  • word.
  •quarrel (noun)
  • commotion,
  • disapproval,
  • dust,
  • complaint,
  • disputation,
  • objection.
  •row (noun)
  • castigation,
  • reprimand,
  • racket,
  • reproof,
  • tongue-lashing,
  • noise,
  • lecture.
  •run-in (noun)
  • run in.
  •scuffle (noun)
  • shuffle,
  • mix-up.
  •struggle (noun)
  • effort,
  • exertion,
  • attempt,
  • grind,
  • toil,
  • labor,
  • trial,
  • endeavor,
  • undertaking,
  • essay,
  • long haul,
  • work,
  • pains.
  •tilt (noun)
  • tournament,
  • attack,
  • meet.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • begin.
  •
  • start,
  • commence,
  • embark.
  •
  • launch,
  • inaugurate,
  • initiate.
  •
  • institute,
  • undertake.
  •
  • approach,
  • lead.
  •
  • enter.
  •
  • set.

Antonyms for Set-to:

• n.

  • altercation
    concord, agreement, quiet, harmony, peace, accord, calm, union, unity.
  • brush
    lot, surrender.
  • clash
    compatibility, truce.
  • conflict
    approval, concurrence, stability, authorization, ratification, sympathy.
  • contention
    friendliness, affection, kindness, praise, compliment, friendship, consideration, good will.
  • contest
    stillness, tranquility.
  • difference
    consent, alikeness, similarity, uniformity, assent, likeness, conformity, sameness.
  • encounter
    yielding, retreat, avoidance, evasion.
  • fighting
    ceasefire.
  • fracas
    happiness.
  • friction
    pleasure, liking, love.
  • misunderstanding
    comprehension, understanding.
  • polemic
    ease.
  • quarrel
    sanction, calmness, order.
  • row
    silence.
  • scrap
    load.
  • struggle
    entertainment, idleness, success, fun, laziness, giving in.

Hyponym for Set-to:

• n.

  • act
    scrap, fighting, combat, fight.