| Phrasal verb | Main meaning |
|---|---|
set apart [set əˈpɑːrt] | to make something or someone different, distinctive, or special |
Other meanings
- to reserve something for a specific purpose
- to separate or distinguish
Example Sentences Using the Phrasal Verb "set apart"
- Her unique style really sets her apart from other artists.
- The land was set apart for wildlife conservation.
- Good communication skills can set you apart in a job interview.
Features of Using "set apart"
Often used metaphorically to show distinction.
Can mean both "distinguish" and "reserve."
With pronouns: set them apart.
Other phrasal verbs with the verb set
set up
to establish or arrange something
set off
to start a journey
set out
to begin a journey or start an activity with a purpose
set in
to begin and seem likely to continue
set aside
to save or reserve something for a special purpose
set back
to delay the progress of something
set upon
attack someone suddenly and aggressively
set against
compare or contrast something with something else