Little
Little adjective - Not broad or open in views or opinions.
Usage example: little-minded people who dislike the fact that human society is always progressing
Set and little are semantically related. in narrow-minded topic. In some cases you can use "Set" instead an adjective "Little".
Nearby Word: littleness
Set
Set adjective - Being in a state of fitness for some experience or action.
Both words in one sentence
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Used in a third-season episode of Scare Tactics for a teenager set to babysit a little girl, only instead of a clown statue, it's the little girl's Not-So-Imaginary Friend.
Source: Monster Clown -
Mel B: Well I'm gonna break the rules and set this little fairground horse free amongst all these little square fields, like that.
Source: Film / Spice World - Similarly, Merrily We Roll Along, from Billboard Frolics of 1935, is only known today as the Merrie Melodies tune and an incorrect alternative set of lyrics set to the tune of Mary had a Little Lamb.
Source: "Weird Al" Effect
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