set-back

If we don't get her out he'll have a set-back, but if they show her to him it'll kill him.

War is a word that means agony to many and a set-back to all.

Don't you think that, an' have a set-back when you find it ain't!

A set-back because the work had been begun with rough tools and lack of material.

That was the first set-back, and the next one was ten times worse.

Then there comes the striving to change life and again the set-back.

It was a set-back to Denver, and two years of stagnation followed.

From everywhere, except one, had come either news of defeat or set-back.

The girls will be in shape to travel by New Years, if there is no set-back.

Business and population showed no set-back in their progress.