All set

Synonyms for all set
adj ready in body or mind

inclined
able
willing
qualified
planned
adapted
processed
framed
set
stacked

fit
primed
disposed
wired
predisposed
fixed
minded
available
handy
on guard

put up
arranged
groomed
adjusted
up
rigged
rehearsed
all bases covered
all systems go
gaffed

in order
in readiness
of a mind
prepped
psyched-up
set-up
sewed-up
up on

Antonyms for all set

unable
indefinite
unwilling

disinclined
ignorant
neglectful

unprepared
unfixed
unready

Synonyms
adj prepared; available

accessible
qualified
apt
ripe
handy
set
fit
completed
organized
primed

near
wired
equipped
covered
at hand
convenient
expectant
on call
on tap
on the brink

adjusted
arranged
waiting
anticipating
all systems go
at beck and call
at fingertips
at the ready
champing at bit
close to hand

equal to
fixed for
in line
in order
in place
in position
in readiness
in the saddle
on hand
open to

Antonyms

incapable
unskilled
immature
unavailable
unprepared

unsuitable
disinclined
unwilling
uneducated
bare

unfurnished
slow
unready
unripe
untrained

Usage Notes

The verbs set and sit1 are similar in form and meaning but different in grammatical use. Set is chiefly transitive and takes an object: Set the dish on the shelf. Its past tense and past participle are also set: Yesterday he set three posts for the fence. The judge has set the date for the trial. Set also has some standard intransitive uses, as “to pass below the horizon” (The sun sets late in the northern latitudes during the summer) and “to become firm, solid, etc.” (This glue sets quickly). The use of set for sit, “to be seated,” is nonstandard: Pull up a chair and set by me. Sit is chiefly intransitive and does not take an object: Let’s sit here in the shade. Its past tense and past participle are sat: They sat at the table for nearly two hours. Have they sat down yet? Transitive uses of sit include “to cause to sit” (Pull up a chair and sit yourself down) and “to provide seating for” (The waiter sat us near the window).