Cast and Fashioned

Cast

Cast verb - To throw or give off.

Fashioned and cast are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Fashioned" instead the word "Cast" as an adjective or a noun or a verb.

Nearby Words: casting, castled, caster

Fashioned

Fashioned adjective - Planned and made or fashioned artistically.

Cast and fashioned are semantically related. You can use "Cast" instead the word "Fashioned" as a verb or an adjective or a noun.

Both words in one sentence

  • Played with in Downton Abby, where Thomas's suicide attempt seems to be viewed as shameful by the more old-fashioned Carson but treated with sympathy by the rest of the cast.
  • The first and titular book, "The Snow Queen", is a multifaceted, old-fashioned Space Opera cast in the form of a high-tech fairy tale, with nods to Dune and Welsh Mythology.
  • Noir Episode Sam is cast as a P.I., in the typical old fashioned office, takes the case of a beautiful bombshell in distress, dances to a 1940s-style band, and leaps into a body that even resembles and dresses like Humphrey Bogart.
    Source: Noir Episode
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