Set
/sɛt/
Definitions
- (n.) A collection of distinct elements regarded as a whole in law, often referring to evidentiary items or contractual provisions.
The contract included a set of conditions that both parties must fulfill.
- (v.) To establish, fix, or determine by authoritative decision, such as setting a date or amount.
The court set a deadline for the submission of evidence.
Forms
- sets
- setting
- setted
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Commentary
As a legal term, 'set' commonly appears in both noun and verb forms; clarity depends on context, especially when referring to collections versus actions.
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