Similar words: forecast, forecasting, weather forecast, telecast, typecast, plaster cast, recall, recap. Meaning: [‚rɪː'kæst /-'kɑːst] 
v. 1. cast again, in a different role 2. cast again 3. cast or model anew.
v. 1. cast again, in a different role 2. cast again 3. cast or model anew. 
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1. She recast her novel as a musical comedy.
2. The sentence has to be recast.
3. She recast her lecture as a radio talk.
4. The shake-up aims to recast IBM as a federation of flexible and competing sub-sidiaries.
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5. This column of figures must be recast.
6. Stoppard had to recast four of the principal roles.
7. She has been recast as Juliet.
8. In despair, the theatre director recast the leading role.
9. You'd better recast the first paragraph in more formal wording.
10. Brennan has worked diligently to recast the company's image.
11. I've been recast as Brutus.
12. Leaders are either recast or cast away.
13. It forces the investigator to recast his ideas from the beginning.
14. Recast and streamlined for the current season, it is languishing in a no-win time slot on Thursdays.
15. It needs to be recast, so that it extends beyond academic staff to embrace the student body.
16. The whole debate can be recast in the form of a single question: What should we do about high dropout rates?
17. It was the primary purpose of reorganisation to recast local government in a way which would make such palliatives unnecessary.
18. Casting the first Character, recast products.
19. The bell cracked and had to be recast.
20. He was recast as Iago.
21. The big bell in the Temple of Reclining Buddha was recast in the sixteenth century.
22. The substantive powers of the Weimar President have been recast and redistributed.
23. Without exception, their names had been changed and their commitments recast after the Communist Revolution.
24. All such measures should be presented as part of a thought-out programme to recast the welfare state.
25. The sociological models described so far needed to be recast.
26. Since gallery space was already in short supply, the connecting passage to the Sackler was recast as a subterranean exhibition hall.
27. The act of joining the scheme in this way is of major significance to the delivery of courses recast in this way.
28. But through the news media, Arpaio has managed to recast the image of county jailer into that of Wild West sheriff.
29. Tolkien tapped into his vast wealth of knowledge concerning mythologies to recast the Christian Mythos in terms non-believers can understand.
30. In the four centuries since Romeo and Juliet was first performed, Shakespeare's tragic tale of "star cross'd lovers" has been recast into formats from high school comedy to musical theater.
More similar words: forecast, forecasting, weather forecast, telecast, typecast, plaster cast, recall, recap, recant, in the case of, cast, caste, deprecate, cast off, castle, castor, precarious, precaution, downcast, cast away, cast down, newscast, deprecation, deprecatory, cast iron, overcast, cast about, recapitulate, precariously, recalcitrant.