Cast and Orchestra

Cast

Cast noun - A declaration that something will happen in the future.

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Orchestra and cast are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Orchestra" instead a noun "Cast".

Nearby Words: casting, castled, caster

Orchestra noun - A usually large group of musicians playing together.

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Cast and orchestra are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Cast" instead a noun "Orchestra".

human	human cast	human orchestra
full	full cast	full orchestra
regular	regular cast	regular orchestra
small	small cast	small orchestra
Other adjectives: actual, entire, real, large, big, huge, main, new, major, larger, last, different.

If the cast of horror movies listened to the BGM (or even realised they were being followed around by an orchestra), they'd know they were walking towards their doom.

Source: Left the Background Music On aka: Sorry I Left The BGM On
His symphonic metal album Charlemagne: By the Sword and the Cross featured a full voice cast, two metal bands (Manowar and Rhapsody of Fire), and a 100 piece orchestra.

Source: Creator / Christopher Lee
The original off-Broadway production of Assassins was done without a real orchestra, but Stephen Sondheim's score was orchestrated by Michael Starobin for the original cast album.

Source: Orchestral Version

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