"Set aside" literally means to put to one side. In a figurative sense, it means to put away, put down, or stop using something temporarily.
Setting something aside for later use means you are not working with something now, but you will later. E.g. in a recipe: "Cut the tops of the beets off and set them aside for later use." You don't throw the beet tops away, because you are going to use them later, but you put them to one side because you are not going to use them right now.
KIV is the abbreviation for 'Keep in view'. It means to keep it for later or future use.
given or allowed
one problem i have is being very blunt with people as in saying what i mean and worrying about their feelings later.
Should it be "8 L on an O"? Eight legs on an octapus?
afterwards; subsequently
How about "postpone"?
Annul, cancel, and dissolve are all words that mean "set aside."
money set aside for your use.
They are set aside and included in the case file - either for use later, or for use during the later court proceedings.
It is the land owned by a landowner set aside for his own use The best land on the manor
In a contract, the term "reserved" typically means that certain rights or actions are being held back or saved for later use. It indicates that specific provisions or conditions are being set aside for future consideration or implementation.
And laying his finger aside of his nose, and giving a nod, up the chimney he rose!Aside can be an adverb or a nounAs an adverb it can mean:1 to one side; out of the way: She pulled the curtain aside. Stand aside and let these people pass. He took me aside to give me some advice.OR2 to be used later: We set aside some money for repairs.As a noun it can mean:1. an actor's remark that is heard by the audience but is supposed not to be heard by the other characters. 'Her parents died,' said Mrs Walker in an asideOR2. a remark that is not directly connected with the main subject that is being discussed: I mention it only as an aside
Appropriation
reservations
reservations
Such words are called "keywords".
donate, set aside for special use, sanctify, anoint, bless, consecrate, hallow, set apart