Definition of «to set about»

The phrase "to set about" means to begin taking action towards achieving a goal or completing a task. It implies that one has decided on what needs to be done and is actively working towards it, rather than just talking about it or thinking about it.

Sentences with «to set about»

Once a church leadership has been established the leaders then set about making what's important to them personally the dogma and doctrine of that faith. (religion.blogs.cnn.com)
And with that in mind, our designer set about creating one of the most beautiful, high - quality PDFs you've ever seen. (pressbooks.com)
Then set about making that dream a reality using your creative talents. (executivetrumpet.com)
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