setoff's Usage Examples:

a log cabin, two cantilever barns, an AME Zion chapel, a logging town "setoff" house, a sawmill, and a still once operated by a local moonshiner.

This changes the action's setoff setting so that the escapement trips at a lower point in the hammer's motion.

setoff by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, any interruption in deliveries of petroleum products to existing customers whose payments were setoff.

can deliver about 124,000 liters of water/day from a total of 50 meters setoff head and 70 meters dynamic head.

Jean and Raymond then setoff to find Whitecloud together.

" With respect to the issue of setoff of debts, Rowe J noted that it only applies to enforceable debts and claims.

Track gauges and levels, plus portable setoff assembly and take off rails rounded out the catalog.

around 1998 Miller decided he wanted to start his own animation studio, and setoff on making his dream become a reality.

In addition, Article 14 § 4 KSH contains a setoff of maturing share payments.

This incident setoff three days of unrest resulting in an estimated "750,000 in damages.

The discharge also does not eliminate certain rights of a creditor to setoff (or "offset") certain mutual debts owed by the creditor to the debtor against.

As a setoff, critical regional leaders entered PSOE's executive committee.

Synonyms:

offset; set-back; construction; structure;

Antonyms:

end; death; middle; unbalance; natural object;