Definition of "recast" []

• To mold again: recast a bell. (verb-transitive)
• To set down or present (ideas, for example) in a new or different arrangement: recast a sentence. (verb-transitive)
• To change the cast of (a theatrical production). (verb-transitive)
• The act or process of recasting. (noun)
• Something produced by recasting. (noun)

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• "Wynn by name and winner by nature, Steve Wynn has time and time again recast the rules in this perennial boomtown."
• "Granted, I'm using the word recast loosely here, but"
• ""In his latest memoir he shares that he'd like to" recast "the welfare net that FDR and LBJ cast while rolling back what he derisively calls the" winner-take-all "market economy that Ronald Reagan reignited (with record gains in living standards for all).""