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set forth

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set something forth
to explain something; to present some information. She set her ideas forth in an organized and interesting manner. Please set forth your thoughts quickly and concisely.
See also: forth, set

set forth something (slightly formal)
to explain or state something officially Our views were set forth by our attorney in her March 13th letter. The board set forth the conditions for her release. Selina based her argument on the rights set forth in the First Amendment of the Constitution.
Usage notes: usually said about something stated in writing
See also: forth, set


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A MULETEER set forth on a journey, driving before him an Ass and a Mule, both well laden.
I mounted my Horse and followed by my faithful William set forth for my Aunts.
How this was done and how, incidental- ly, the lost city of Pelone was discovered, bringing joy to the heart of Professor Swyington Bumper, will be found fully set forth in the book.
 
 
 
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