recasting

Speech parts

1. recasting - Noun

2. recasting - Verb

Meaning

changing a particular word or phrase

Source: WordNet

Synonyms

rephrasing rewording version transmutation correct translation reform evolution conversion transformation reconstruction innovation revision modification alter
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Antonyms

remain prevent damage destroy harm damaging
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Hypernyms

rewriting revising

Hyponyms

paraphrase paraphrasis

Examples

Changes of appearance Producers introduced the concept of regeneration to permit the recasting of the main character. Source: Internet

By recasting songs such as Hello, Young Lovers and I Concentrate On You, Martin and Au bring them to life, sometimes quite startlingly. Source: Internet

In addition, Mustaine re-evaluated the band's songwriting techniques, recasting some lyrics to better reflect the sales and radio airplay environment of then's rock arena. Source: Internet

The pursuit of budget surpluses and open trade, and the recasting of our industrial landscape so that we're increasingly part of global supply and manufacturing chains have been de rigueur. Source: Internet

In other words, Matthew and Luke are “secondary” sources when they are following Mark, in that they, by and large, are recasting or interpreting Mark as their base text. Source: Internet

Apart from recasting the characters in a new mould, the plot also has significant changes. Source: Internet

Close letter words and terms

recast version recastable recaster recatalog recatalogue recatch