Set and Wing

Set

Set noun - A group of people acting together within a larger group.

Usage example: the younger set is less likely to volunteer for the church's annual rummage sale

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Wing and set are semantically related In some cases you can use "Wing" instead a noun "Set".

Nearby Words: setup, setting

Wing noun - A group of people acting together within a larger group.

Usage example: the conservative wing of the party

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Set and wing are semantically related in section topic. Sometimes you can use "Set" instead a noun "Wing", if it concerns topics such as faction.

Nearby Words: winging, winged, winger, wingless

old	old set	old wing
good	good set	good wing
full	full set	full wing
special	special set	special wing
Other adjectives: normal, right, complex, fixed, separate, original, single, small, actual, entire, large, wrong, dark, main, new, final, last, giant.

Before that, her goal was to gather every afterlight under her wing and set them in a rut for eternity, so they'd be happily trapped in Everlost.

Source: Literature / The Skinjacker Trilogy
Peter once accidentally set fire to the pediatric wing of a hospital, killing 19 children.

Source: Reality Ensues / Western Animation
The hospital wing was Oxford Divinity School in the first movie, but it became a set in the second film.

Source: Rebuilt Set

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