Recast is valid Scrabble Word

Is recast a scrabble word?
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6 letters word
8 points in Scrabble
9 points in WWF

Definitions for RECAST in dictionary:

VERB:

to cast again
give (a metal object) a different form by melting it down and reshaping it
present or organize in a different form or style
allocate the parts in (a play or film) to different actors
organize or set out in a different way
To throw again.
To mold anew; to cast anew; to throw into a new form or shape; to reconstruct; as, to recast cannon; to recast an argument or a play.
To compute, or cast up, a second time.
cast again, in a different role
cast or model anew

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

to cast again; remodel, refashion

Words related to RECAST

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Words that contain RECAST

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How to use RECAST in a sentence

Shortly afterwards, it cracked, and had to be recast, but in June, 1753, it was finally hung in the Pennsylvania State House at Philadelphia.
With every argument, renewed and recast, they assaulted him.
To effect this it is necessary to recast the horse.
There are also some to whom the hollow mould yields bronze, as they make the likeness of divers things in molten gold, who smelt the veins and recast the metal.
If so, whether we shall not have to re-cast our most fundamental notions of the way in which Christian civilisation has been evolved.
Wayne had recast his opening sentence a dozen times.
Now they must attach her to themselves with hoops of steel and, with her help, as soon as might be, try to recast the Balkan situation.
The tenor bell was given by Cardinal Wolsey, once rector of Limington, eight miles away in Somersetshire, and recast in 1670.
Those left were again sent to England, and recast in the original moulds.
We opened with a prologue, originally written by myself, but re-cast and very much improved by John McArdle.

The method often followed was that an Indian explained the text to a literary Chinese, who recast the explanation in his own language.
She raised her head as she walked, and recast the interview just past in another form more suited to her vague ideal, and again in another.
Elena, where the foundry was built in which were recast the campanile bells after the fall of 1902.
Discipline was already in too neglected and enfeebled a state, too much in need of being recast, to be suggestive of much difficulty.
If the doctrine of original sin were discarded or recast, the accepted interpretations of the Atonement went with it.
In this dogmatic the rule of faith is recast and that quite consciously.
Systems of government have been patiently tested, have been continually recast and superseded.
The world is no more to be recast by chance individuals than a city is to be lit by sky rockets.
Like most Spanish dramatists, Calderon wrote too much and too speedily, and he was too often content to recast the productions of his predecessors.
We have recast the upper part which was wanting, as I informed you, but have not been able to see how it has come, for the sand is so hot that we cannot as yet uncover it.
Browning, as appears from his imagined recast of the theme, which follows the transcript, had considered and rejected it.
Of this we have a most interesting proof in an almost contemporary Venetian version of the same subject, where the scheme has been recast.
Recent information has so superseded old ideas about both groups of islands that I suggest several of the notes in the 1903 edition of Marco Polo be recast in reference to it.
Wisdom and happiness consist in having recast natural energies in the furnace of experience.
Chamberlain recast his argument now? Unhappily, we shall not know.
The author proposed afterwards to recast the same matter in a new shape.
It was surely odd that her thought should pick up that picture and recast it so vividly.
This is the only portion of this story that has been previously published, and it has been entirely recast to adapt it to the narrative form.
It will have to be modified and recast to be a suitable, just, and practicable national legal instrument for the Chinese people.
To them I shall add some artillery recast from burst pieces which, for lack of alloy that I sent to buy at Malaca, and which has now arrived, were not cast before.

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