recasting's Usage Examples:

He inclines to rationalism, rejecting the marvellous and recasting legends containing it in a more historical spirit; but he makes an exception in the accounts of the introduction of Christianity into Norway and of the national saint St Olaf.

Along with its accurate radio-controlled timekeeping, this clock offers an AM/FM radio, weather forecasting and pressure trend indicator, auto-synchronization, remote sensor and time zone indicators.

He invented the wheel barometer, discussed the application of barometrical indications to meteorological forecasting, suggested a system of optical telegraphy, anticipated E.

Thank you for your recommendation regarding the recasting of the secondary synchromesh cog.

For the purpose of forecasting the weather, the meteorological office divides England into six districts, which are known as England N.

"Is that general advice or forecasting?" she asked, frowning.

has not, it is true, been authenticated by modern research 8; yet the story told by Herodotus appears to intimate that a knowledge of the Saros, and of the forecasting facilities connected with it, was possessed by the Ionian sage.

Thus the six days of the world's creation, followed by a seventh of rest, were regarded as at once a history of the past and a forecasting of the future.

Of a non-self-subsistent or attributive conception definition in its highest attainable form is a recasting of the syllogism, in which it was shown that the attribute was grounded in the substance or self-subsistent subject of which it is.

Sometimes, he kept himself entertained by forecasting what happened without letting himself peek at the details.

Through the time of both tyrants, he was, next to the actual rulers, the first man in Sicily; but of his record of his own times we have only what filters through the recasting of Diodorus.

Synonyms:

rephrasing, revising, paraphrase, rewording, rewriting, paraphrasis,

Antonyms:

None