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🎭cast

verb/noun
/kæst/
Casserole box Caste
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Meaning

To throw something forcefully; the actors in a play or movie.
to throw; to choose actors for a play; to shape metal

Example Sentences

He cast the fishing line into the river.

The fisherman casts his line into the water.

Example Expressions

cast a spell

Synonyms

throw, hurl, fling, assign, shape, select, mold
Entry 1
throw, hurl, fling, assign, shape
Entry 2
throw, hurl, select, mold

Antonyms

catch, hold, retain, receive, reject
Entry 1
catch, hold, retain
Entry 2
catch, receive, reject

Collocations

cast a vote, cast doubt, cast light, movie cast, cast shadow, cast spell, cast vote, cast aside
Entry 1
cast a vote, cast doubt, cast light, movie cast
Entry 2
cast shadow, cast doubt, cast spell, cast vote, cast aside

More Example Sentences

On which channel was the drama telecast?

Will any channel telecast live the match?

At what hour is Vasanth Academy telecast on CNN?

Was the parliamentary session telecast live on TV?

Was the Vasanth Academy seminar broadcast live on TV?

At what hour is Vasanth Academy broadcast on Fox News?

Will any channel telecast live the match from New York?

Which days of the week is Vasanth Academy method telecast on ABC channel?

On which channel will the programme of Vasanth Academy be telecast today?

On which channel will the programme of Vasanth Academy be telecast tomorrow?

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