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cast

noun as in a throw to the side

noun as in appearance; shade of color

noun as in actors in performance

noun as in molded structure

verb as in throw aside

verb as in emit, give

verb as in calculate

verb as in select for activity

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David Plotz is a host of the Slate Political Gabfest and the CEO of City Cast.

From Slate

Foden left the school in September 2023, but she said "secrets cast a shadow over the school".

From BBC

Njoku said the next step for abortion funds in the wake of the Amendment 4 results is to gain more support for the next time a similar vote comes up, and that requires a deeper understanding of why some voters cast ballots for Trump as president and in favor of Amendment 4.

From Salon

It was meant to cast her as a commie threat, or socialist, or ... something.

Many of the cast and crew had connections to the real-life people in the story.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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