Definitions

set up

[set-uhp] / ˈsɛtˌʌp /

VERB

start

Synonyms

STRONGEST

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

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

Antonyms

STRONGEST

cease close conclude confuse decrease demolish destroy disarrange dismantle disorder disorganize disperse end finish ignore lessen neglect raze ruin scatter stop weaken

VERB

stimulate

Synonyms

WEAK

elate excite exhilarate inspire stimulate

ADJECTIVE

orderly

Synonyms

STRONG

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

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George, whose mother during England's 2024 Six Nations campaign, had promised England's squad will rally around Itoje on his return to the set-up.

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The council supports the school in the initial set-up of the pantry, establishing links between food redistributors such as Fareshare, who are supplied by supermarkets, farmers and other businesses.

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The body, set-up in 2023 and headed-up by Chris Haward, a former chief constable of Lincolnshire police, has freedom to operate as it sees fit.

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In addition, having announced her playing retirement last year, England's record points-scorer Emily Scarratt joins the coaching set-up as "lead attack and backs coach".

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Every player in England's international set-up and at every Prem club – from the first team down to academies and age-grade teams – is screened for cardiac problems on a regular basis, with bespoke schedules set up for players at greater risk.

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