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Meaning of Set In Motion
The primary meaning of "Set In Motion" is to cause something to start happening or to become active.
Definitions
- To start something moving or happening
- * To initiate a process or action
- * To put a plan or idea into effect
Etymology of Set In Motion
The phrase "Set In Motion" is derived from the combination of "set" (from Old English "settan", meaning to place or put) and "in motion" (from Latin "motio", meaning movement)
Historically, the phrase has been used to describe the act of initiating a physical movement or a process, and has evolved to encompass a broader range of meanings, including the starting of a plan, idea, or action
Example Uses
- The new policy will set in motion a series of changes to the company's operations
- * The discovery of the new species set in motion a wave of research and exploration
- * The announcement of the winner set in motion a celebration that lasted for hours