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recast
adjective as in repeated
verb as in alter
verb as in modify
verb as in reconstruct
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verb as in remodel
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verb as in repeat
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verb as in rephrase
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verb as in restate
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verb as in revise
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Example Sentences
The prime minister could have simply found a replacement for her as deputy prime minister and housing secretary, but instead, he has recast his government in a far bigger way.
His first jackets for women were designs he created for men and then recast in a woman’s proportions.
Police have made clear there is no evidence of foul play in the deaths, but it means that new ballots will have to be printed and some postal voters will have to recast their ballots.
For decades, many white evangelicals in particular have nursed a persecution complex that recasts disagreement over religion and spirituality as oppression.
When a woman accuses a man of abuse, her reputation can be destroyed, while the man is recast as the victim.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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