cast aside — to reject, abandon, or disregard something that was previously valued or used
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to reject, abandon, or disregard something that was previously valued or used
Pronunciation (IPA): /kæst əˈsaɪd/
Korean meaning: 이전에 가치있게 여기거나 사용했던 것을 거부하거나 버리다, 무시하다
Korean pronunciation: 캐스트 어**사이**드
Example Sentences
- The CEO cast aside all objections and launched the weird product anyway.
- Students often cast aside their textbooks right after finals.
- She cast aside her fear and bungee jumped for the first time.
cast aside
VERB//kæst əˈsaɪd//
to reject, abandon, or disregard something that was previously valued or used
Throwing away something once precious
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From Middle English 'casten' (to throw or put), derived from Old Norse 'kasta' meaning to throw or cast. Combined with 'aside' from Old English 'on sidan' meaning to the side or away.
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“The CEO cast aside all objections and launched the weird product anyway.”
“Students often cast aside their textbooks right after finals.”
“She cast aside her fear and bungee jumped for the first time.”
“The politician cast aside his promises once elected.”
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