set into action's Usage Examples:

these novels because even their most casual desires, if expressed, may set into action a course of events with unpredictable outcomes.

I believe that I have the power to set into action the vital principle of my fellow-men; I want to make use of it; this.

Bushnell's Turtle was first set into action on September 7, 1776 at New York Harbor to attack the British flagship.

Saskatchewan became a province in 1905, the people of the settlement soon set into action the application that this place should be incorporated into a town.

If such a mytheme is set into action as ritual, it is usual to see a pair of sacrificial children laid in.

runs from Loch Fad to Loch Lomond, however this route has not been set into action.

At the 1939 National Convention in Cincinnati, Ohio, plans were set into action to make Kappa Kappa Psi an international fraternity.

Plans were then set into action to create a new lease of life for Michelin House.

first day of high school is also the day the integration program is set into action.

He immediately set into action with a plan to preserve documents, replace top management and reorganize.

All causes set into action in one life cannot be ripened in one existence but "Whatsoever a man.

However, when the military coup is set into action, the military men relish their power and grow out of control.

The girls soon set into action when they assume a ghost-like witch is about, only to find it to be.

of free competitive enterprise and a sense of social obligation" is set into action.

area in 1998 looking for a fresh start to put his marketing skill set into action.

Six months after this incident, the plot was set into action.

mammals as control and coordination of neuromuscular activity, to set into action innate programs of action in response to stimuli, to integrate sensory.

The Danish Parliament formulated the amendments in 2018, to be set into action in 2020, which included the implementation of a transitional arrangement.

The Gachirangers hear about this and set into action, but seem to screw up at every opportunity.

Synonyms:

act; inhibition; interaction; playing; consultation; deed; application; civility; jumpstart; destabilization; achievement; benignity; swordplay; jump-start; carrying out; reverence; bruxism; accomplishment; performance; human action; beatification; transfusion; transgression; kindness; play; employment; prohibition; hostility; saving; arrival; accentuation; economy; resistance; opposition; alienation; forbiddance; stupefaction; option; vampirism; reference; aggression; fetch; taking; emphasizing; accenting; course; engagement; selection; pickings; thing; choice; change; carrying into action; destabilisation; res gestae; execution; politeness; pick; course of action; human activity;

Antonyms:

stabilisation; stabilization; repel; deglycerolize; disarrange;