recast

/ˈrɛkæst/

Definitions

1. verb

to cast or act in a film or play again, especially because the original actor is no longer available

“The film was recast after the lead actor fell ill.”

2. verb

to interpret or view something in a different way, especially an event or situation

“The politician tried to recast the issue as a matter of national security.”

3. noun

a new actor or set of actors assigned to a role or production

“The recast of the movie included several big-name stars.”

4. noun

a re-evaluation or reinterpretation of something

“The new book offered a recast of the historical event.”

Synonyms

  • reassign
  • reinterpret
  • remake

Antonyms

  • keep
  • retain