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Meanings of
cast-off
in English
Thrown away.
discarded
throwaway
thrown-away
Related terms
unwanted
Synonyms
Examples for "
discarded
"
discarded
throwaway
thrown-away
Examples for "
discarded
"
1
Thousands were arrested and charged with minor offenses that were later
discarded
.
2
He remembers, perhaps in great detail, how he entertained those
discarded
viewpoints.
3
Frippery which would be
discarded
in England is often useful in India.
4
I'd discovered it four years earlier, while searching for
discarded
computer parts.
5
The batches were manufactured from chemicals
discarded
by pharmaceutical companies, he said.
1
Multiple accounts and
throwaway
emails: We don't allow multiple accounts per user.
2
We often use
throwaway
questions to ascertain the veracity of our witness.
3
Kevin Hart and Alan Arkin deliver some fine one-liners with
throwaway
aplomb.
4
It's just a bratty
throwaway
comment, typical Milo, but it hurts me.
5
Silo was, undoubtedly, scheduled to become a
throwaway
in some underhanded scheme.
1
The tomato which hit Wyatt in the face was the
thrown
-
away
match.
Usage of
cast-off
in English
1
In two days they began to come upon bones and
cast
-
off
apparel.
2
It is the very
cast
-
off
slough of a polluted and shameless press.
3
You have brought us the
cast
-
off
finery of our ancestors, Master Seadrift.
4
If you look sharp, you can find the
cast
-
off
skins almost anywhere.
5
I can't bear to see any one parading in my
cast
-
off
elegance.
6
She tossed a
cast
-
off
tennis shoe at it, and the thing fled.
7
Two more French soldiers appeared pushing a wheelbarrow filled with
cast
-
off
arms.
8
The bitterness of wearing your enemies'
cast
-
off
clothes eats into your soul.
9
He picks up the
cast
-
off
clothes and tucks them under his arm.
10
Of course, this can be practised with an old or
cast
-
off
suit.
11
A
cast
-
off
is fair game to the old ones and their alphas.
12
Cosette turned towards the wardrobe where her
cast
-
off
schoolgirl's clothes were hanging.
13
You have a
cast
-
off
pattern of bloodstains traveling up your pant leg.
14
He had been wearing all winter a pair of
cast
-
off
women's shoes.
15
No
cast
-
off
concubine luring you behind her shutters? Vlad shook his head.
16
The
cast
-
off
croppers and field hands moved from place to place.
Other examples for "cast-off"
Grammar, pronunciation and more
Cast-off
through the time