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to set on
[phrase form: set]
01
to attack someone aggressively, either physically or verbally
Transitive: to set on sb
02
to command an animal to attack another individual or entity
Ditransitive: to set on an animal sb/sth
set on
v
Example
The sky turned duskily orange as the sun set on the horizon.
As the sun set on the horizon, the parliament decreed, ushering in a new era of governance.
The investigation into the serial arsonist continued as more buildings were mysteriously set on fire.
As the sun set on the horizon, I felt the day ticking away, leaving behind memories of moments gone by.
They flew due west, following the sun as it set on the horizon.
