Synonyms for put aside
put aside

Princeton's WordNet

1. put away, put asideverb

   turn away from and put aside, perhaps temporarily

   "it's time for you to put away childish things"

2. put away, put asideverb

   stop using

   "the children were told to put away their toys"; "the students put away their notebooks"

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1. • Interrupt

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1. Murat Toprak:

   Even if we put aside the Fed, we still have this political uncertainty and we are seeing an inertia in monetary policy, historically ... we have seen the central bank be a bit more active when the currency falls, but despite the record lows for the Turkish lira, the reaction of the central bank has been extremely limited.

2. Lea Michele:

   You have to put aside your feelings. The conversations that I’ve had behind the scenes with some people were incredibly healing and very eye-opening for me.

3. Ken Muskat:

   We used to think people would maybe put aside their phone and enjoy vacation – not so much. Everybody needs to be connected.

4. Allyson Seel-Sorenson:

   We’ll pick a few things for Hallee and her sister to keep, put aside a few things for Christmas and the rest we’ll donate.

5. Elie Honig:

   Even if a case was tried in a part of the country where Donald Trump is n’t very popular, statistically Jennifer Rodgers are very likely to end up with one or more Donald Trump voters on the jury of 12 people, a judge would tell jurors to put aside their political views and personal beliefs — but I know from my days as a prosecutor that jurors are human beings, not robots — they’re subject to the same emotions, biases, and incentives as any person would be. And the legal bar at trial is far higher than in the grand jury ….