How to pronounce “set sights on”

Meaning

• [Verb]
• Alternative form of set one's sights on.

Practice Nearby Words

keep a look-out, leave a mark, sight-read, setnet, set-net, looksee, short-list, get off on the right foot, hold a torch for, eye-lock, keep an eye skinned, heave into view, take a flier, surveille, pin-point, plant sit, doublecheck, side eye, call 'em as one sees 'em, look through rose-tinted glasses, cat sit, cut a swathe, cat-sit, follow the leader, squiz, spot-check, sit-ski, plantsit, knock at the door of, go off at a tangent, head-hunt, raise a hand, umbegrippe, chastize, skry, out-guess, touch bases, bingewatch, dog sit, shortcircuit, not pay any mind, see-saw, binge watch, see the forest through the trees, miss a beat, see the woods for the trees, see the wood for the trees, brain-storm, bring the curtain down, perve, glinse, chassed, hear the last of, pick from a hat, pet sit, find a new gear, criticise, categize, pet-sit, shelter-in-place, steen, nakedise, birdiesit, burst into flames, skyte, have another thought coming, flytips, taze, iceskate, test-fire, safe-guard, know one's own head, steik, sherlock, lock-picks, skrimshander, rearend, fast-track, emplane, wellwish, dog-sit, guestimate, incase, play safe, fill in the blanks, one-up, under-attend, piggy-back, lockpicks, work round, do the rounds, sycophantise, overstrow, tailor make, bare it all, jonesin', eye-rape, syncopise, mosy, note-take

Similar Sounds

stetson, set the tone, set the scene, street sign, sightseen, sight unseen, cytosome, sat down, ccc, ccn