Hi, I know it's simple word but somehow 'm not getting well the meaning for "Set something" here ...
Can you write here example with "Categorically"? I don't see a lot of diffrence between "Unequivocal" ( A word I saw before on the book) and "Categorically" as it appears here-
Rouse sketched out a memo, an update of his earlier strategic plan, that set forth two alternate paths for Obama in the year ahead: one if he was categorically rejecting a presidential bid, the other if he wanted to keep the door ajar, however slightly.
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'Set forth' = stated 'Categorically' = clearly and unequivocally
— Mister Micawber
'Set forth' = stated 'Categorically' = clearly and unequivocally
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