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1. Reserved in advance
   "All highways must be five lanes wide and either three or four of these lanes must be set-aside for passenger cars only";
   - booked, engaged

1. Give or assign a resource to a particular person or cause
   "She sets aside time for meditation every day";
   - allow, appropriate, earmark, reserve
    
2. Make inoperative or stop
   "set aside payments on the loan";
   - suspend
    
3. (law) annul (a legal decision)
   "the court set aside the conviction"

Derived forms: setting aside, sets aside, set aside

See also: on hold, reserved

Type of: allot, alter, annul, assign, avoid, change, invalidate, modify, nullify, portion, quash, void

Encyclopedia: Set-aside