all set

The phrase "all set" is commonly used to indicate readiness, completion, or contentment in various contexts.

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Definition

B2General

(informal, idiomatic)Completely ready or prepared for something.

Example

  • I'm all set for the meeting.
  • Are you all set to go?

B2General

(informal, idiomatic)Finished or completed with a task.

Example

  • The project is all set.
  • I'm all set with my homework.

B2Service

(informal, idiomatic)Not needing further assistance or service.

Example

  • Are you all set, or do you need anything else?
  • Thanks, I'm all set.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "all set":

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