setout
- noun
- Her report included a clear setout of the methods used to gather data and analyze results.
Examples
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The committee presented a detailed setout of the project's objectives and methodologies at the meeting.
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Before starting the project, he created a comprehensive setout outlining every step needed to achieve their goals.
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Weekly setout participation rates measured early in the program averaged 38 percent for compostables.
Academic text (1999) -
PHOTO (BLACK & WHITE): Consistent residential participation in recycling setout programs supports Lancaster's 1,200 ton/day MRF.
Academic text (1999)
Synonyms
A clear statement of facts, reasons or plans
Antonyms
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Etymology
Setout comes from the simple phrase set out, where set means 'to put' and out means 'in view' or 'made clear'. So a setout is something that 'puts your aims or plan in order', which is why it means a clear statement or outline of goals and methods.