onsetting
/ˈɒnsɛtɪŋ/adjective
Of a condition or state: beginning to develop; commencing. Occasionally (in figurative use): attacking; making a violent or noisy approach.
Origin
Late 19th century; earliest use found in William Ernest Henley (1849–1903), writer. From on- + setting, partly after onset.
- othersider
- othersome
- other than
- other thing
- othertime
- othertimes
- otherwards
- otherways
- otherwhat
- otherwhere
- otherwheres
- otherwhither
- otherwise
- otherwise-minded
- otherwise-mindedness
- otherwiseness
- other woman
- other world
- other-worldish
- otherworldism
- other-worldliness
- other-worldly
- other-worldness
- Othman
- Otho, Marcus Salvius