set aside
• save or keep something, typically money or time, for a particular purpose.
• "the bank expected to set aside about $700 million for restructuring"
Similar:
save,
put by,
put aside,
put away,
lay aside,
lay by,
put to one side,
keep,
reserve,
keep in reserve,
store,
stockpile,
hoard,
stow away,
cache,
put in a safe place,
put down,
earmark,
withhold,
keep for oneself,
set by,
salt away,
squirrel away,
stash away,
hang on to,
• declare a legal decision or process to be invalid.
• "he applied by summons to set aside the notice served on them"
Similar:
overrule,
overturn,
reverse,
revoke,
countermand,
rule against,
nullify,
render null and void,
annul,
cancel,
quash,
dismiss,
reject,
repudiate,
abrogate,
remit,
vacate,
disaffirm,
recall,
set-aside
noun
• the policy of taking land out of production to reduce crop surpluses.
• "grants for providing public access to set-aside land"
• a government contract awarded without competition to a minority-owned business.
• a portion of funds reserved for a particular purpose.
