Synonyms for «to set the stage»

The phrase "to set the stage" means to create the necessary conditions or environment for something to happen. It is like preparing everything before a play or performance starts, like setting up the props, lighting, and scenery. Full definition

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«set»

«stage»

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stage setting
set something
to establish goals
theatre scene
setup someone
to get things started
to lay audiences
to get someone prepared
to keep the audience engaged
place setting
to frame something
to settle things
staging plan
setup steps
stage play
event setup
to create the situation
to engage the work
theatre stage
stage role
to make things clear
game set
theater scene
story setup
stage show
to start performing
to put something in context
to bring something to life
performance stage
to set new goals
to advance the plot
setup work
to drive the plot
leading set
dramatic backdrop
to get everything ready
setting screen
stage level
theatrical setting
to make one's position clear
stage changes
to stir things up
staging point
to position someone for success
staging ground
to introduce the game
to give a platform
to give place
to get things going
set table

Sentences with «to set the stage»

The way we start the day is especially important for setting the stage for good eating habits. (mindbodygreen.com)
His observations of children also helped set the stage for further research. (verywellmind.com)
It also sets the stage for what could be contentious negotiations over the federal government's role in education policy. (wasblegupdate.wasb.org)
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Synonyms for «to set the stage»

«set»

«stage»

Related phrases

Sentences with «to set the stage»

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