set up

Definition for set up

verb as in start

Strongest matches

arrange, assemble, begin, build, build up, construct, create, erect, establish, found, inaugurate, initiate, install, institute, introduce, launch, open, organize, prepare, put up, raise, strengthen

Weak matches

back, compose, constitute, elevate, make provision for, originate, prearrange, put together, rear, subsidize, usher in

verb as in stimulate

Weak matches

elate, excite, exhilarate, inspire, stimulate

adjective as in orderly

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arranged, fixed, methodic, methodical/methodic, orderly, prearranged, premeditated, prepared, systematic, systematical

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Nothing to do with their set-up, system or style.

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But more pertinently, the visitors knew what to expect from the course set-up and could prepare accordingly.

From BBC

Set-up man Graham Ashcraft and multi-inning swingman Nick Martinez have both faced Ohtani 10 times in their careers.

From Los Angeles Times

The continent may call, where he could find a set-up that suits him, but the notion of a big Premier League post is fanciful in the extreme.

From BBC

City host Burnley on Saturday followed by trips to Monaco and Brentford before the international break and Foden will be hoping to impress further to try and earn a recall into Thomas Tuchel's England set-up.

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