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set

Definition for set

adjective as in firm, hardened; inflexible

noun as in physical bearing

noun as in stage setting

Strongest matches

scene, setting

Strong matches

flats, scenery

noun as in group, assortment

verb as in position, place

verb as in harden

verb as in decline

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drop

Strong matches

descend, dip, disappear, sink, subside, vanish

Weak match

go down

verb as in start, incite

Strongest matches

begin, initiate, raise

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Grok 5 will launch with twice as many parameters — the settings that influence the behavior of large language models — as the current model, he said.

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But it is not the plot and characters that set the book apart so much as its detailed exploration of writers and their trade in the late-19th century.

Customers must be Robinhood Gold members and have monthly direct deposits of at least $1,000 set up to their bank accounts.

As a consequence, the plan to raise income tax rates has not been advanced in the latest set of measures sent to the OBR to analyse.

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Flight traffic limits had been set in place as a consequence of the record-long US budget shutdown, which began on October 1 and ended on Wednesday.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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