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Contexts ▼▲ Comparative for fixed or arranged in advance Comparative for not able to be changed Comparative for distinct or special to a specific individual, thing or circumstance Comparative for ready, prepared, or likely to do something Comparative for conforming to the standard variety Comparative for firmly fixed in place (set on) Comparative for fully committed to an idea or goal (of material for study) Comparative for prescribed as part of a course Comparative for hardened in texture Comparative for done with full awareness of what one is doing … more ▼ ▲ Adjective ▲ Comparative for fixed or arranged in advance normaler more established more decided more agreed more specified more predetermined more determined more settled more regular more usual more customary more standard more defined more habitual more predictable more routine more stable “Would it be possible to engage your service at a set fee per month?” Adjective ▲ Comparative for not able to be changed rigider firmer steadfaster stricter harder stubborner stiffer flatter more inflexible more concrete more fixed more deep-seated more hardened more hardheaded more ingrained more settled more stable more unbending more unyielding more definite more immovable more obstinate more rooted more solid more unchanging more unvarying more bound more certain more final more frozen more hidebound more inexpugnable more inveterate more pigheaded more unflappable more cast-iron more hard and fast more stiff-necked “She has set ideas about what constitutes a healthy lifestyle.” Adjective ▲ Comparative for distinct or special to a specific individual, thing or circumstance more special more precise more specific more distinct more especial more express more peculiar “I always tell students that there are no set rules for writing and they can write whatever they like.” Adjective ▲ Comparative for ready, prepared, or likely to do something readier fitter more prepared more organisedUK more organizedUS more psyched up “We had finally finished packing and were set for our trip.” Adjective ▲ Comparative for conforming to the standard variety hackier staler more standard more routine more conventional more derivative more formal more hackneyed more traditional more unoriginal more unspontaneous more artificial more overused “The best man's speech was based on a set wedding speech template and felt thoroughly insincere.” Adjective ▲ Comparative for firmly fixed in place tighter firmer snugger faster more stuck more frozen “That boulder is really set in the riverbank.” Adjective ▲ (set on) Comparative for fully committed to an idea or goal firmer more bent on more intent more resolute more bound more decisive more determined more purposeful more single-minded “From a young age, his heart was set on becoming a professional athlete.” Adjective ▲ (of material for study) Comparative for prescribed as part of a course more specified more compulsory more required “He became increasingly disillusioned with merely having to regurgitate the set syllabus in his exams.” Adjective ▲ Comparative for hardened in texture harder more congealed more coagulated more frozen more viscid more hardened “Once the jelly was set, the two molds were turned back up the right way and set on a serving dish.” Adjective ▲ Comparative for done with full awareness of what one is doing wilfuller more conscious more willful more witting more deliberate more intentional more knowing more purposeful more purposive more voluntary more willed “It was not my set purpose to offend anyone with my choice of lifestyle.” Find more words! 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