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Synonyms for set-back
set-back
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Princeton's WordNet
set-back, setoff, offsetnoun
structure where a wall or building narrows abruptly
Synonyms:
outset, runner, counterbalance, first, stolon, showtime, setoff, starting time, offshoot, start, offset printing, get-go, kickoff, outgrowth, commencement, offset, branch, beginningreverse, reversal, setback, blow, black eyeverb
an unfortunate happening that hinders or impedes; something that is thwarting or frustrating
Synonyms:
nose candy, reversal, turnabout, puff, turnaround, setback, snow, about-face, opposite, change of mind, gust, shock, black eye, reverse, flip-flop, verso, policy change, volte-face, mouse, turn around, shiner, contrary, bump, blow, transposition, coke, reversion, blast, reverse gearpostpone, prorogue, hold over, put over, table, shelve, set back, defer, remit, put offverb
hold back to a later time
"let's postpone the exam"
Synonyms:
put back, put over, elude, circumvent, set back, turn off, confuse, sidestep, dishearten, remand, give in, remit, parry, dodge, bow, send back, tabulate, accede, flurry, prorogue, hedge, put off, evade, defer, tabularise, table, tabularize, carry over, postpone, duck, slacken, shelve, hold over, disconcert, knock back, get across, fudge, submit, skirtset backverb
slow down the progress of; hinder
"His late start set him back"
Synonyms:
table, shelve, put over, postpone, remit, set back, put off, hold over, knock back, prorogue, put back, deferset back, knock back, put backverb
cost a certain amount
"My daughter's wedding set me back $20,000"
Synonyms:
table, shelve, put over, postpone, remit, set back, put off, hold over, knock back, replace, prorogue, put back, defer
Matched Categories
Words popularity by usage frequency
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#83 | first | |
#464 | table | |
#474 | start | |
#868 | submit | |
#1674 | beginning | |
#2200 | branch | |
#2274 | snow | |
#2382 | mouse | |
#2540 | blow | |
#3368 | replace | |
#3815 | reverse | |
#4602 | shock | |
#4626 | dodge | |
#5179 | offset | |
#5425 | opposite | |
#6185 | skirt | |
#6335 | bow | |
#6477 | blast | |
#6811 | contrary | |
#7123 | duck | |
#7724 | runner | |
#10588 | bump | |
#11293 | commencement | |
#11515 | hedge | |
#12559 | coke | |
#15621 | reversal | |
#17688 | fudge | |
#17866 | turnaround | |
#18108 | puff | |
#20059 | outset | |
#20060 | confuse | |
#20369 | showtime | |
#20841 | kickoff | |
#21804 | setback | |
#21866 | parry | |
#23567 | defer | |
#24731 | remit | |
#26114 | gust | |
#27779 | remand | |
#28220 | postpone | |
#30176 | verso | |
#33891 | circumvent | |
#35107 | sidestep | |
#35156 | flurry | |
#35306 | evade | |
#40939 | reversion | |
#42525 | transposition | |
#48948 | shiner | |
#50612 | outgrowth | |
#58629 | backhand | |
#61583 | offshoot | |
#64306 | elude | |
#67974 | counterbalance | |
#68545 | accede | |
#79454 | tabulate | |
#81713 | shelve | |
#100874 | turnabout | |
#110913 | setoff | |
#154483 | slacken | |
#311709 | disconcert | |
#322072 | dishearten | |
#328743 | stolon |
How to use set-back in a sentence?
It is hard to determine at this stage to what extent the new restrictions set back sales of the medicine, but the product has not vanished from the market.
They deserve a house, they deserve to not worry about where we going to be staying month after month and week after week, we have plans and something always seems to come up. Something always happens and we always set back.
There's no question this is going to set back and make more difficult cooperation with the Turks.
If there is a set-back in trade talks, both external demand and domestic demand could be hit. If the U.S. and China reach a trade deal, China will have to step up imports form the U.S., which will reduce its trade surplus, which will reduce net exports' contribution to GDP growth.
Pushing for single payer health care when the time isn’t right and it might hurt our economy would not be good for Vermont and it would not be good for true health care reform, it could set back for years all of our hard work toward the important goal of universal, publicly-financed health care for all.
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