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Meanings of recast in English
Spanish
enyesar otra vez Synonyms
Examples for "remould"
Examples for "remould"
1
Humbert wants to remould her and rewrite her history.
2
We may remould yet the pliant clay, said Harold.
3
If she could remould that nearer to her heart's desire-thereindeed would be a victory!
4
The power to destroy or remould is freely used by him, but never the power of attack.
5
Mrs. Laudersdale lounges, and attacks things with her finger-ends, as if she were longing to remould them.
1
You and I have got to remold our relations and start again.
2
That is the way I would remold society if I were rich and powerful-
3
David's face became darker, harder, as if invisible hands had decided to remold it.
4
Neither you, nor I, nor any man, can remold the sorry scheme of things entire.
5
Once in a while, one or a small band of them rise to remold status quo.
Usage of recast in English
1
It may also, if it lasts, fundamentally recast global financial market patterns.
2
Begich's campaign said it would recast the commercial, then ultimately pulled it.
3
France's intervention has dramatically recast President Francois Hollande as a war leader.
4
Others find it helps to imagine a world recast through virtual networks.
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This is especially true of work recast by men in mature age.
6
While employment revived, jobs have been recast as part-time, temporary and insecure.
7
The first Criminal Procedure Code, passed in 1861, has been twice recast.
8
Akenside recast his Pleasures of the Imagination, and his Epistle to Curio.
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Happily, he recast his line with a practiced flick of his wrist.
10
Her novel had been recast ever so many times, and still languished.
11
Then the scene could be recast, through Cecilia's eyes, and then Robbie's.
12
The decision to potentially recast, sources say, was not made easily.
13
The author proposed afterwards to recast the same matter in a new shape.
14
CalPERS has been working to recast investment priorities to slash complexity and volatility.
15
The list ought in all its parts to be thoroughly recast.
16
I send a recast of the four first lines of the concluding paragraph.
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Recast across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common