recast Antonyms
Meaning of recast
recast (v)
cast again, in a different role
cast again
cast or model anew
recast (v. t.)
To throw again.
To mold anew; to cast anew; to throw into a new form or shape; to reconstruct; as, to recast cannon; to recast an argument or a play.
To compute, or cast up, a second time.
recast Sentence Examples
- The director recast the role of Hamlet with a more experienced actor.
- The original script was recast into a modern adaptation.
- The sculptor recast the bronze statue to create a smaller version.
- The company's branding was recast after a market research study.
- The therapist helped the client recast their negative self-talk.
- The artist recast the clay model in plaster to create a more permanent form.
- The historian recast the events of the past in a new light.
- The seamstress recast the wedding dress to fit the bride's changing figure.
- The software engineer recast the code to improve its efficiency.
- The team leader recast the project plan to address the unexpected challenges.
FAQs About the word recast
cast again, in a different role, cast again, cast or model anewTo throw again., To mold anew; to cast anew; to throw into a new form or shape; to reconstruct; a
alter, transform, change,modify, rework, remodel, vary, redo,remake, refashion
set, fix, set, fix, freeze, stabilize,stabilize, freeze,
The director recast the role of Hamlet with a more experienced actor.
The original script was recast into a modern adaptation.
The sculptor recast the bronze statue to create a smaller version.
The company's branding was recast after a market research study.
