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The synonym cast synonymous definition words:
cast [verb]
means "finance"
calculate, figure, forecast, predict, reckon, compute
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cast [verb]
means "allocation"
pick, name, bestow, allot, designate, appoint, determine, impart
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cast [verb]
means "activity"
emit, strew, eject, spatter, discharge, spew forth, radiate, spread
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cast [verb]
means "action"
heap, lob, throw, fling, hurl, toss, thrust, sling
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cast [noun]
means "thing"
kind, fashion, sort, style, type
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cast [noun]
means "hint"
hue, tinge, tint, complexion, shade, colour, dash
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cast [noun]
means "finance"
computation, addition, calculation
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cast [noun]
means "creed"
fortune, prediction, lot, conjecture, forecast, prophesy, turn, twist
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cast [noun]
means "characteristic"
shape, appearance, mien, semblance, demeanour, form, guise
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cast [noun]
means "character trait"
inclination, bent, proclivity, tendency, propensity, leaning, trend, turn
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cast [noun]
means "arts"
casting, characters
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cast [noun]
means "action"
fling, pitch, lob, throw, hurl, toss, launch, sling
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add [verb]
means "joining"
attach, cast, adjoin, affix, subjoin, annex
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addendum [noun]
means "annexation"
cast, accession, admixture, accretion, accessory, augmentation
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addition [noun]
means "annexation"
cast, accession, admixture, accretion, accessory, augmentation
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appearance [noun]
means "aspect"
demeanour, mien, air, cast, bearing, expression
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band-aid [noun]
means "dressing for wound"
compress, gauze, cast, bandage, dressing, ligature
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bandage [noun]
means "dressing for wound"
compress, gauze, cast, band-aid, dressing, ligature
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casting [noun]
means "cast of characters"
cast, character
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character [noun]
means "disposition"
make, bent, cast, manner, constitution, sort
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color [noun]
means "characteristic"
hue, tint, cast, intensity, shade, brilliance
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colour [noun]
means "colouration"
hue, tint, cast, intensity, shade, brilliance
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colouration [noun]
means "colour"
hue, tint, cast, intensity, shade, brilliance
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complement [noun]
means "company"
troupe, cast, crew, team
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complexion [noun]
means "colouration"
colour, cast, tinge, tint
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configuration [noun]
means "shape"
pattern, order, arrangement, mould, cast, condition
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dash [verb]
means "action"
throw, hurl, fling, cast
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deliver [verb]
means "issue"
cast, bring forth, deal, direct, discharge, emit
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fashion [noun]
means "form"
cast, sculpture, figure, make, model, mould
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form [verb]
means "trade"
cast, design, construct, contrive, fashion, carve
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form [noun]
means "thing"
appearance, plan, conformation, cast, framework, configuration
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gauze [noun]
means "dressing for wound"
compress, bandage, cast, band-aid, dressing, ligature
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glance [verb]
means "activity"
reflect, cast
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heap [verb]
means "activity"
bestow, cast, confer
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heave [verb]
means "throw"
hurl, fling, cast
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hue [noun]
means "tint"
shade, cast, tinge, grain, colour, brilliance
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hull [noun]
means "frame"
framework, skeleton, cast, mould, covering
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hurl [verb]
means "throw"
cast, fling, toss, pitch, heave, launch
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lay aside [verb]
means "cast off"
throw off, cast, discard, abandon, set aside, shed
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look [verb]
means "action"
countenance, face, cast, front
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mold [noun]
means "form"
model, cast, die, matrix, pattern, shape
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mold [noun]
means "distinctive nature"
type, cast, class, character, sort, kind
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mould [noun]
means "form"
model, cast, die, matrix, pattern, shape
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mould [noun]
means "distinctive nature"
type, cast, class, character, sort, kind
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nuance [noun]
means "colouration"
hue, tint, cast, intensity, shade, brilliance
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personnel [noun]
means "staff"
crew, organisation, organization, cast, cadre
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pitch [noun]
means "action"
throw, toss, fling, hurl, cast, heave
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plan [verb]
means "activity"
cast, illustrate
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plastic [adjective]
means "synthetic"
substitute, moulded, cast, artificial, fake, ersatz
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project [verb]
means "throw"
cast, pitch, heave, toss, propel
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send [verb]
means "action"
throw, hurl, cast, propel, toss, project
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set aside [verb]
means "cast off"
throw off, lay aside, discard, abandon, cast, shed
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shade [noun]
means "colour"
tint, hue, cast, tinge, grain, brilliance
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shape [noun]
means "model"
configuration, pattern, order, arrangement, mould, cast
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shy [verb]
means "action"
throw, hurl, toss, pitch, fling, cast
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slough [verb]
means "cast off"
cast
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spread [verb]
means "activity"
distribute, disperse, disseminate, scatter, cast, dispose
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staff [noun]
means "people"
personnel, crew, organisation, organization, cast, cadre
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stamp [noun]
means "thing"
impression, brand, engraving, cast, seal, mark
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subjoin [verb]
means "attach"
cast, adjoin, affix, add, annex, append
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synthetic [adjective]
means "plastic"
substitute, moulded, cast, artificial, fake, ersatz
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take on [verb]
means "attach"
cast, adjoin, affix, subjoin, annex, append
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throw [verb]
means "action"
hurl, cast, fling, toss, pitch, heave
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throw [noun]
means "action"
toss, cast, fling, ejection
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tint [noun]
means "hue"
cast
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toss [verb]
means "throw"
fling, pitch, cast, hurl
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cast down [verb]
means "activity"
defeat, overwhelm, subdue, eliminate, throw down, cause to fall, reject, bow, crush, depress
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cast off [verb]
means "activity"
throw off, lay aside, discard, abandon, set aside, shed, slough
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cast out [adjective]
means "deserted"
forlorn, dropped, forsaken, abandoned, left, rejected
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cast-off [noun]
means "reject"
discard, second
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castaway [noun]
means "abandoned person"
foundling, orphan, waif, reprobate
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caste [noun]
means "standing"
order, rank, level, dignity, station
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castigate [verb]
means "censure"
rebuke, denounce, condemn, berate, blame, chide, reproach
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castigation [noun]
means "reproach"
reprimand, reproof, censure, stricture, rebuke, invective
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castle [noun]
means "play"
rook (chess)
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castle [noun]
means "building"
palace, residence, chateau, mansion, fortress, fortification, citadel, fort, stronghold
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castrate [verb]
means "alter"
geld, spay, sterilise, sterilize, emasculate, mutilate, fix
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outcast [noun]
means "pariah"
untouchable, dropout, castaway, ishmaelite
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abandoned [adjective]
means "deserted"
forlorn, dropped, forsaken, cast out, left, rejected
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admonish [verb]
means "scold"
chide, reprimand, rebuke, reprove, castigate, censure
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banish [verb]
means "exile"
expatriate, deport, proscribe, cast out, displace, expulse
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berate [verb]
means "blame"
decry, rebuke, castigate, inculpate, chide, censure
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bow [verb]
means "subdue"
compel, cast down, crush, depress
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censure [verb]
means "blame"
decry, rebuke, castigate, inculpate, chide, berate
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censure [noun]
means "reproach"
reprimand, reproof, castigation, stricture, rebuke, invective
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chasten [verb]
means "discipline"
whip, chastise, castigate, chide, punish, flog
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chastise [verb]
means "punish"
subdue, penalise, penalize, castigate, limit, discipline
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citadel [noun]
means "fortress"
fortification, castle, fort, stronghold
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condemn [verb]
means "censure"
denounce, castigate, berate, blame, chide, reproach
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correct [verb]
means "punish"
scourge, penalise, penalize, admonish, chide, castigate
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decry [verb]
means "blame"
censure, rebuke, castigate, inculpate, chide, berate
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denunciation [noun]
means "disapproval"
rebuke, condemnation, castigation, criticism, reproach, gossiping
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deport [verb]
means "banish"
cast out, exile, expatriate, ostracise, ostracize, expel
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discarded [adjective]
means "rejected"
cast off, abandoned, forsaken, done with, dismissed
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discipline [verb]
means "punish"
subdue, penalise, penalize, castigate, limit, chastise
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discipline [noun]
means "punishment"
castigation, chastisement, correction
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drive out [verb]
means "banish"
cast out, deport, expatriate, ostracise, ostracize, expel
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dropout [noun]
means "pariah"
untouchable, outcast, castaway
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evict [verb]
means "expel"
eject, oust, remove, banish, cast out, deport
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exile [verb]
means "banish"
cast out, deport, expatriate, ostracise, ostracize, expel
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flay [verb]
means "lambaste"
blister, lash, scorch, castigate, drub, excoriate
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fortification [noun]
means "bulwark"
garrison, castle, trench, bastion, citadel
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foundling [noun]
means "abandoned baby"
castaway, orphan, waif
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incriminate [verb]
means "blame"
decry, rebuke, castigate, inculpate, chide, berate
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lambaste [verb]
means "flay"
blister, lash, scorch, castigate, drub, excoriate
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lash out [verb]
means "verbally abuse"
upbraid, scold, lambaste, castigate
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mansion [noun]
means "palace"
residence, chateau, castle
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manufacturing [noun]
means "production"
fabrication, building, construction, assembly, assembling, casting
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mold [noun]
means "form"
casting, reproduction, design
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neuter [verb]
means "sterilize"
sterilise, castrate, alter, fix, geld, spay
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oust [verb]
means "expel"
eject, evict, remove, banish, cast out, deport
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palace [noun]
means "building"
castle, residence, chateau, mansion
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precipitate [verb]
means "fall"
fall down, cast down, fling down, plunge
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punish [verb]
means "activity"
chastise, torture, berate, beat, castigate, chasten, discipline, castigate, correct, fine, smite, trounce
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punishment [noun]
means "discipline"
castigation, chastisement, correction
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rap [noun]
means "blame"
reprimand, castigation
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rebuke [noun]
means "disapproval"
condemnation, scolding, reprimand, censure, castigation
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reject [noun]
means "thing"
cast-off, discard, second
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rejected [adjective]
means "deserted"
forlorn, dropped, forsaken, cast out, left, abandoned
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reproof [noun]
means "reproach"
reprimand, censure, castigation, stricture, rebuke, invective
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reprove [verb]
means "scold"
chide, reprimand, rebuke, admonish, castigate, censure
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rook [noun]
means "chess"
castle
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scourge [verb]
means "punish"
penalise, penalize, chastise, correct, castigate, chasten
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shed [verb]
means "action"
cast off, drop, take off
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station [noun]
means "standing"
order, rank, level, dignity, caste
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sterilise [verb]
means "fix"
neuter, alter, castrate, geld, change
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sterilize [verb]
means "fix"
neuter, alter, castrate, geld, change
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stricture [noun]
means "reproach"
reprimand, reproof, castigation, censure, rebuke, invective
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vote [verb]
means "action"
cast a ballot, elect, enact, poll, choose
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