recast — to cast again or differently; to reorganize or reconstruct
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to cast again or differently; to reorganize or reconstruct
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈriːkæst/
Korean meaning: 다시 주조하다, 재편성하다, 개편하다
Korean pronunciation: **리**캐스트
Example Sentences
- After the scandal, the TV show had to recast the main character with a completely unknown actor who turned out to be a goldmine.
- The company decided to recast its image from 'boring but reliable' to 'exciting and innovative'.
- My mom tried to recast our family dinner as 'gourmet cuisine' but we all knew it was just leftover pizza with fancy napkins.
recast
VERB//ˈriːkæst//
to cast again or differently; to reorganize or reconstruct
다시 주조하다, 재편성하다, 개편하다
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Origin
From Middle English, combining 're-' (again) + 'cast' (to throw or mold). Originally referred to melting down metal and casting it again into a new form.
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“After the scandal, the TV show had to recast the main character with a completely unknown actor who turned out to be a goldmine.”
“The company decided to recast its image from 'boring but reliable' to 'exciting and innovative'.”
“My mom tried to recast our family dinner as 'gourmet cuisine' but we all knew it was just leftover pizza with fancy napkins.”
“The artist chose to recast the bronze statue to fix the imperfections in the original casting.”
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