uncast
- adjective
- /ʌnˈkæst/
- Several important roles in the production were still uncast just weeks before opening night.
Examples
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The bronze sculpture remained uncast because the artist could not afford the materials.
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The jewelry design was left uncast until the client made a final decision.
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Don't feel bad about being uncast this time!
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Why was she uncast from the production?
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Several important roles in the production were still uncast just weeks before opening night.
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The jewelry design was left uncast until the client made a final decision.
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Don't feel bad about being uncast this time!
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Etymology
Uncast comes from the negative un- meaning 'not' plus cast, which can mean 'to shape by pouring' or 'to give someone a role'. So something described as uncast is either 'not poured into a mold' (like a sculpture) or 'not given to any actor' yet.