1. to cast again or anew
2. to give a new form or arrangement to; reshape or reorganize
3. to assign a different role to an actor or replace an actor in a role
Usage: theater; film

1. something that has been recast or remade

Examples

• The director decided to recast the lead role after the original actor withdrew.
• She had to recast her bronze sculpture due to a flaw in the first attempt.
• The company plans to recast its marketing strategy for the new year.
• The author recast the novel’s ending to make it more satisfying.
• The recast of the play featured several new actors.
• They will recast the damaged metal parts using the original molds.