Cast out
verb
Force someone to leave a place.
The villagers cast out the old woman because they believed she was a witch
Often appears as...
- cast out from society
- cast out of the community
verb
Remove something unwanted.
The company needs to cast out the outdated policies to catch up with its competitors
Often appears as...
- cast out doubts
- cast out fears
verb
Put something forcefully or swiftly.
The fisherman cast out his net with a swift, practiced motion
Often appears as...
- cast out a line
- cast out a net
verb
Force someone to leave a place.
The villagers cast out the old woman because they believed she was a witch
Often appears as...
- cast out from society
- cast out of the community
verb
Remove something unwanted.
The company needs to cast out the outdated policies to catch up with its competitors
Often appears as...
- cast out doubts
- cast out fears
verb
Put something forcefully or swiftly.
The fisherman cast out his net with a swift, practiced motion
Often appears as...
- cast out a line
- cast out a net
Definition 1 of 3
Pro Tip 1/3Negative Connotation
'Cast out' suggests strong disapproval or rejection, carrying a harsh or punishing tone.
He was cast out of the club for breaking its rules.
Pro Tip 2/3Absolute Exclusion
Using 'cast out' implies a total and often permanent exclusion from a group or place.
Once cast out of the village, she never returned.
Pro Tip 3/3Historical Usage
'Cast out' is often found in historical or religious texts to describe excommunication or banishment.
The sinner was cast out as an act of penance.
Pro Tip 1/3Negative Connotation
'Cast out' suggests strong disapproval or rejection, carrying a harsh or punishing tone.
He was cast out of the club for breaking its rules.
Pro Tip 2/3Absolute Exclusion
Using 'cast out' implies a total and often permanent exclusion from a group or place.
Once cast out of the village, she never returned.
Pro Tip 3/3Historical Usage
'Cast out' is often found in historical or religious texts to describe excommunication or banishment.
The sinner was cast out as an act of penance.
Pro Tip 1/3Negative Connotation
'Cast out' suggests strong disapproval or rejection, carrying a harsh or punishing tone.
He was cast out of the club for breaking its rules.
Pro Tip 2/3Absolute Exclusion
Using 'cast out' implies a total and often permanent exclusion from a group or place.
Once cast out of the village, she never returned.
Pro Tip 3/3Historical Usage
'Cast out' is often found in historical or religious texts to describe excommunication or banishment.
The sinner was cast out as an act of penance.
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