uncast
- adjective
- /ʌnˈkæst/
- She was relieved to see her leg uncast and free from the heavy plaster.
Examples
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After the doctor checked his progress, he was allowed to keep his arm uncast for the rest of recovery.
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The nurse explained that some fractures can heal safely while remaining uncast if properly supported.
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Finally, I am uncast!
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He is uncast now.
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After the doctor checked his progress, he was allowed to keep his arm uncast for the rest of recovery.
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The nurse explained that some fractures can heal safely while remaining uncast if properly supported.
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She was relieved to see her leg uncast and free from the heavy plaster.
Synonyms
Not held still by a hard support that keeps a broken bone from moving
How Immobilized
- Specialized
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Uncast is made of un- 'not' and cast 'a hard shell put around a broken bone'. So if an arm or leg is uncast, it is 'not in that shell' and is free from the plaster or support.