phrasal verb 'set apart'
Phrasal verbMain 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"

Separability:Separable Transitivity:Transitive Level:B2 Particle: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

setup

set up

to establish or arrange something
set-off

set off

to start a journey