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make a idiom of "set off"

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Answered by timnahasinik623

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To ignite or cause something to explode.

Answered by duhanr420

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To make someone very angry or upset. Having his integrity questioned set Jim off like nothing I've seen before. Nothing sets me off more than seeing someone hit a child.

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make a idiom of "set off"​

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make a idiom of "set off"