set forth
Start a voyage
Set forth means to begin a journey or to present something in a formal or detailed way.
When you set forth on an adventure, you depart with purpose; when you set forth an argument or plan, you lay it out clearly for others to consider.
The phrase carries a slightly formal or literary tone.
The expedition set forth at dawn.
The contract sets forth the terms of the agreement.
To set underway
kick off · inaugurate · pioneer · venture · break ground · dive in · get underway · take up
Act of going away
farewell · embarkation · parting · goodbye · withdraw · retreat · evacuate · emigrate
commence
To set underway
start · kick off · inaugurate · pioneer · venture · break ground · dive in · get underway · take up · engage
departure
Act of going away
exit · farewell · embarkation · parting · goodbye · withdraw · retreat · evacuate · emigrate · relocate
present
Gift or current moment
- outlineSummary of key elements
- describeConvey in words
- articulateExpress clearly, or well-spoken
state · expound · detail · delineate · lay out · spell out · elucidate · clarify · enumerate · specify
suggest
Offer an idea indirectly
advance · proffer · put forward · offer · table · propose · posit · assert · propound · introduce