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recast English

Meaning recast meaning

What does recast mean?

recast

— verb cast again, in a different role He was recast as Iago — verb cast or model anew She had to recast her image to please the electorate in her home state — verb cast again The bell cracked and had to be recast

Synonyms recast synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as recast?

recast English » English

remodel remold reshape transform remake revolutionize remould reforge reconstruct recalculate write too much transmute transfigure roll back rewritten revolutionise rerun roll-back replication reorganize refashion reduce redesign recompute recoin rebuild rearrange readjustment re-create prescribe modify lapse convert change backroll alteration alter adaptation

Conjugation recast conjugation

How do you conjugate recast?

recast · verb

Examples recast examples

How do I use recast in a sentence?

Movie subtitles

Gold, gentlemen, which can be melted down and recast, is all but untraceable, which makes it, unlike diamonds, ideal for smuggling, attracting the biggest and most ingenious criminals.
I will be recast, reincarnated. Reunion of spirit and flesh.
You're gonna let them recast me?
So let's recast.
To smuggle it out, they had to melt it down and recast it as beer kegs.
So we recast.
Turing recast Incompleteness, in terms of computers.
Sounds to me like she needs to be recast.
What do you want me to do, recast?
We can't recast.
Will you recast?
Well, we can't recast. So we're just going to have to go with five.
If I don't go back, they'll recast me.
Come on, you're Julia Mallory. They can't recast you.
You can't recast the role!
Gold, gentlemen, which can be melted down and recast, is virtually untraceable, which makes it, unlike diamonds, ideal for smuggling, attracting the biggest and most ingenious criminals.
We'll have to recast him. I know.
I'll close down for a few days. We'll recast.
They recast my part!
They recast the older woman, so I guess he's busy rehearsing.
I will be recast, reincarnated.
You can always recast.
I have recast it.
I am not afraid to recast.
We have time to recast.
Scene cut. Do we have time to recast?
The spell must be recast with the black sword.
If she says no, then we'll recast.
It's too late to recast.
She was recast.
And recast.
Dark Blood called and it seems they recast with the Hong Kong actress.
Tina won't mind being recast.
He might recast.
So, you've recast Amanda?
They're going to recast her.
Oh, you were, until you got recast.

News and current affairs

To succeed, though, it must be recast to include entities other than the great powers.
And Euroskeptic British politicians see this as an opportunity to recast the UK's relationship with the EU; indeed, for some, it means a chance to negotiate an exit.
But if Iran turns away from terror and its pursuit of catastrophic weapons, it will find a US prepared to recast the relationship.
Indeed, for many countries, nomads - recast as intrepid entrepreneurs - could be the key to securing a prosperous future.
He could browbeat Russia's oligarchs into submission and recast the upper house of the Duma to make it bend to his will because he was universally popular and the other elements of Russia's mostly discredited government knew it.
For that reason, it is all the more important that diplomacy be recast and given one last chance.
So discussions about deficits should be recast in terms of the really long-term intergenerational issues that matter.
Ukraine never managed to recast its state after the Soviet Union's collapse.
The evolutionary story was now recast as a battle of genes to secure their survival over time by means of mutations, which create individuals (phenotypes) best adapted to pass on their genes.
Clinton's primary challenge as secretary of state was to recast the very nature of US involvement in global affairs.
Park's status as the daughter of former President Park Chung-hee, who put the chaebol at the center of South Korea's economy, could give her the credibility needed to recast their economic role.
For nearly a decade, any attempt to recast the debate about the events of September 11, 2001, away from the prevailing theological narrative has been depicted as subversive and unpatriotic.
Instead, politics was usually recast in terms of old inter-group or inter-ethnic tensions.
Here, if all the expressions of good feeling cannot be made concrete, an incomparable opportunity to recast Sino-US relations around the issue of climate change will have been lost.
For more than two decades, shareholders in all the developed countries, unorganized and passive from 1945 until 1975-1980, have recast themselves in the form of pension funds, investment funds, and hedge funds.
More importantly, he began to recast some of Aristotle's teachings and medieval natural law doctrines to arrive at a conception of human rights.
Policymakers should recast agriculture in the new environment of globalization, supply chains, and growing domestic demand.

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