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“Set out” = to depart / to start a journey

This phrasal verb is usually used in dramatic and romantic stories. It has a formal feeling to it.

“We will set out at sunrise.”

“When do we set out?”

“What time should we set out?”

In everyday English, it’s more common to hear “head out” for this usage. It’s close in meaning to “leave” or “go,” with the idea that you are leaving one place and moving towards another.

“I’m heading out. See you tomorrow.”

“We should head out. It’s getting late.”

Here’s a page from Don Quixote which uses “set out.”

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