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set off
adjective as in mounted
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verb as in atone
verb as in beautify
verb as in become
verb as in border
verb as in circulate
verb as in compensate
verb as in contrast
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verb as in counterbalance
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verb as in differentiate
verb as in discharge
verb as in distinguish
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verb as in effectuate
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verb as in explode
verb as in feature
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verb as in fire
verb as in flatter
verb as in garnish
verb as in go
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verb as in grace
verb as in incite
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verb as in individualize
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verb as in intensify
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verb as in make up
verb as in militarize
verb as in mobilize
verb as in offset
verb as in outweigh
verb as in produce
verb as in redeem
verb as in sequester
verb as in shoot
verb as in spark
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verb as in trigger
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Example Sentences
In 2022, Duke researchers, backed by the National Institutes of Health, began investigating whether stimulating the vagus nerve could affect SUMOylation and set off a natural anti-inflammatory response that calms immune responses and reduces inflammation.
This sets off a chain reaction of events culminating in the creation of a “polar vortex” with more extreme cold, storminess and snow.
It set off at full speed and reached the Titanic two hours after it had sank in the North Atlantic on 15 April 1912.
The former Top Gear and Question of Sport host, 51, had set off from Wrexham, almost 300 miles away, on Monday.
Volcanoes set off a cascade of chemical changes in the environment that make their way to the subterranean rock.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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