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What is another word for
cast-off
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▲
Adjective
Discarded because no longer wanted or needed
Used or second-hand, passed along by its prior user
(
of clothes
)
Has been worn or used many times over a long period of time
From or relating to a previous era
Abandoned, without people
Drifting randomly or without control
Noun
A person or thing that has been discarded because no longer wanted or needed
Verb
To end a relationship with
To remove or take off, especially one's clothing
Put up the anchor
To throw away (something unwanted or useless)
To release from a physical restraint
To allow skin or shell to come off, typically to be replaced by another
To send through the air, especially with force
To reject someone and exclude them from one's inheritance
To oust someone from a group or society
To exit from a given situation, place or event
To eject or throw someone out from a place, position or group
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Adjective
▲
Discarded because no longer wanted or needed
discarded
rejected
unwanted
dispensed with
superfluous
thrown away
thrown out
tossed out
waste
scrapped
junked
castoff
castaway
done with
shelved
“She looked plump and awkward in her
cast-off
clothing.”
Adjective
▲
Used or second-hand, passed along by its prior user
hand-me-down
second-hand
used
worn
reach-me-down
handed-down
inherited
passed-on
castoff
old
preloved
pre-owned
recycled
secondhand
nearly new
handed down
not new
passed down
passed on
previously owned
unnew
shopsoiled
run down
foreowned
preowned
charity
jumble-sale
derivative
secondary
rummage-sale
Adjective
▲
(
of clothes
)
Has been worn or used many times over a long period of time
old
worn
worn out
shabby
threadbare
holey
torn
frayed
patched
tattered
ragged
yellowed
out of date
outmoded
démodé
tatty
hand-me-down
moth-eaten
old-fashioned
decrepit
ratty
raggedy
worn-out
seedy
scruffy
dilapidated
well worn
battered
mangy
beat-up
dog-eared
in tatters
tatterdemalion
tacky
neglected
tumbledown
grungy
timeworn
run-down
raggedy-ass
worse for wear
faded
dumpy
mean
miserable
unkempt
scrubby
sleazy
down-at-heel
down-at-the-heels
bombed-out
worn to shreds
falling to pieces
in shreds
having seen better days
the worse for wear
shoddy
ripped
decayed
frazzled
deteriorated
warby
rent
ruined
in holes
run down
used
down at heel
falling apart at the seams
gone to seed
weather-beaten
badly worn
full of holes
scuzzy
outworn
ancient
beaten-up
seen better days
sere
messy
impaired
falling apart
in ribbons
broken-down
sorry
crumbling
time-worn
in rags
grotty
shredded
overused
overworked
busted
destroyed
damaged
dinged
totaled
lined
clapped out
wizened
wrung out
pegged out
well-worn
on its last legs
worn-down
down at the heel
finished
consumed
depleted
grubby
dowdy
dirty
disfigured
untidy
poor
rickety
bedraggled
degenerated
meager
US
tired
ruinous
desolate
bare
decaying
poverty-stricken
meagre
UK
deteriorating
pitiful
slipshod
spent
out at elbows
poorly maintained
exhausted
expended
broken
rugged
poorly made
torn to pieces
split
squalid
ramshackle
ragtag
in disrepair
scraggy
unravelled
UK
unravelling
UK
decrepit. in ruins
shaggy
unraveling
US
distressed
unraveled
US
worn through
beat up
broken down
falling down
worn thin
scraggly
filthy
in pieces
in bits
worn down
unpleasant
yucky
skanky
scabby
sick
rank
sticky
gunky
mucky
indigent
impoverished
gungy
ruptured
fractured
snapped
severed
cut
lacerated
slit
burst
separated
wrenched
mangled
sliced
slashed
cleaved
gashed
cut open
rundown
dingy
crummy
wretched
disreputable
cure
pot
all the worse for wear
more ❯
Adjective
▲
From or relating to a previous era
olden
aged
historic
old
aboriginal
age-old
ancient
antediluvian
antiquated
antique
archaic
bygone
crumbling
dated
decayed
demode
done
early
erstwhile
former
hackneyed
hoary
immemorial
late
moth-eaten
of old
of yore
old as Methuselah
old as the hills
oldfangled
old-fashioned
old-time
once
onetime
original
outmoded
out-of-date
passé
past
primaeval
UK
primeval
US
primitive
primordial
pristine
quondam
relic
remote
rusty
sometime
stale
superannuated
timeworn
time-worn
traditional
unfashionable
unoriginal
venerable
worn-out
prehistoric
forgotten
earlier
obsolete
long-ago
previous
foregone
earliest
defunct
extinct
vintage
gone by
departed
dateless
one-time
outdated
out of date
antiquarian
classical
medieval
US
long-standing
gone
hoar
dead
mediaeval
UK
time-honoured
expired
finished
distant
ancestral
historical
vanished
primigenial
superseded
ex-
lost
bypast
long-gone
completed
very old
atavistic
way back
way back when
latter-day
long gone
long ago
down memory lane
classic
collectable
redundant
cobwebby
well-established
unremembered
outworn
unrecalled
old-world
quaint
removed
lost and gone
lost in time
consigned to oblivion
over
fixed
rooted
deep
heritage
folk
old-style
retrograde
old-school
old-timey
retro
old as Adam
ended
long-lived
timeless
long-established
time-honored
forever
veteran
old style
nonextant
long past
long departed
spent
prehistorical
primal
obsolescent
centuries old
neolithic
fossilized
US
no more
accomplished
elapsed
prior
démodé
deprecated
dinosaur
rooted in the past
recent
antwacky
fossil
fossilised
UK
ago
dead and buried
over and done with
over and done
other
whilom
preceding
forepassed
past your sell-by date
had it
done for
out of the ark
past its sell-by date
dead and gone
of long ago
Stone Age
foregoing
older
sunk in oblivion
anterior
precedent
antecedent
retired
ancient history
gone-by
as was
in the olden days
ages ago
behind one
back when
in the good old days
first
autochthonous
primary
autochthonic
indigenous
initial
native
discarded
disused
discontinued
prime
domestic
endemic
born
local
mossy
demoded
no longer in use
fallen into disuse
moribund
Noachian
kaputt
kaput
from the past
fundamental
elemental
basic
radical
untouched by humans
proleptical
anachronistic
old hat
out
musty
out of fashion
before the flood
precursory
abandoned
background
last
lapsed
vieux jeu
behind the times
budding
then
geriatric
home-grown
pre-existing
early bird
predictable
inevitable
predetermined
fated
inescapable
ordained
certain
unavoidable
destined
ex
at the time
of an earlier time
one time
once upon a time
of a former period
old-hat
out-of-fashion
obscure
has-been
moldy
US
dusty
wiped out
congenital
unacquired
ethnic
chthonic
connate
homegrown
inherited
unemployed
stagnant
mouldy
UK
past it
horse and buggy
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Abandoned, without people
deserted
abandoned
forsaken
betrayed
jilted
marooned
neglected
relinquished
renounced
shunned
stranded
bereft
cast aside
ditched
dropped
dumped
forlorn
cast off
thrown over
forgotten
rejected
discarded
godforsaken
left in the lurch
outcast
vacant
left
desolate
vacated
void
solitary
cast away
cast out
disused
left in the cold
derelict
left alone
lorn
sidelined
ostracized
US
ostracised
UK
eighty-sixed
given up on
lonely
isolated
passed up
side-tracked
out of the window
ownerless
castoff
languishing
disregarded
wasted
empty
unoccupied
lonesome
uninhabited
friendless
unpeopled
evacuated
secluded
tenantless
unfrequented
untenanted
unfriended
bare
left stranded
uncouth
barren
destitute
ignored
remote
sequestered
disowned
left behind
left at the altar
companionless
alone
all alone
by oneself
single
cut off
lone
unattended
estranged
unloved
uncared-for
apart
high and dry
withdrawn
unwanted
unbefriended
uncherished
unpopular
solo
unaccompanied
stuck
individual
lost
by itself
without a friend in the world
by yourself
spurned
separate
unsocial
untended
unguarded
helpless
unwatched
unescorted
without friends
reclusive
detached
without resources
without assistance
without help
in the lurch
single-handed
stag
with no one to turn to
odd
without companions
hermit
removed
grounded
on one's own
unaided
sad
insulated
segregated
despondent
unhappy
unconnected
introverted
unsociable
hermitic
unattached
homesick
unkempt
alienated
feeling friendless
to one side
adrift
dilapidated
disheveled
US
dishevelled
UK
without ties
with no ties
disliked
detested
passed over
unchaperoned
partnerless
solus
despised
hated
all by one's self
not cared for
loner
isolate
scorned
trapped
loathed
without an escort
a cappella
traveling light
on your own
sidetracked
abhorred
unwelcome
sole
unvalued
only
in difficulties
unappreciated
troglodytic
disconsolate
one
particular
onliest
unbeloved
loveless
not loved
released
on the rocks
discharged
expelled
discontinued
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Drifting randomly or without control
adrift
drifting
unanchored
unmoored
afloat
aweigh
floating
cast off
Noun
▲
A person or thing that has been discarded because no longer wanted or needed
discard
reject
second
“I dress mainly in my brother's
cast-offs
.”
Verb
▲
To end a relationship with
throw over
abandon
cast aside
cast off
desert
discard
finish with
jilt
leave
break up with
chuck
ditch
drop
dump
leave flat
leave stranded
rat on
bin off
eighty-six
forsake
leave in the lurch
quit
run out on
walk out on
break with
leave high and dry
give someone the push
give the elbow
split up with
give someone the big E
renounce
give up
turn your back on
wash your hands of
leave behind
disown
strand
relinquish
maroon
abdicate
disavow
repudiate
abjure
surrender
let go of
kiss goodbye
reject
abnegate
divorce oneself from
turn back on
hang out to dry
leave hanging
have nothing more to do with
cut off
refuse to acknowledge
forswear
deny
eschew
disinherit
shed
walk away
withdraw from
back out of
walk away from
refuse
spurn
decline
resign
recant
disacknowledge
yield
sacrifice
run away from
end relations with
disclaim
cut loose
run away
bail out on
lay aside
shun
give someone the air
neglect
split from
beach
refuse to recognize
cut off without a penny
send packing
retract
give notice to
brush off
blow off
forbear
break off with
kiss off
renege
revoke
negative
pass
disapprove
reprobate
get rid of
forget
nix
rebuff
contravene
refuse to accept
give up the ship
flake out
cop out
bail out
opt out of
orphan
let someone stew in their own juice
leg it
pull out of
chicken out
take a powder
storm out
drop out
fly the coop
take a walk
bow out
screw
dispose of
deselect
have no more truck with
throw out
be against
disprofess
balk at
rescind
turn down
don't want
defect from
fly in the face of
not want
pass up
not accept
banish
oust
jettison
depart from
betray
take the oath
drift away
take your leave of
go away from
show the door
change one's tune
abstain from
defect
apostatize
throw off
have done with
turn
tergiverse
apostacize
leave off
tergiversate
sell out
toss over
bequeath
cede
sign away
lay down
cough up
deliver up
hand over
yield up
part with
waive
turn over
make over
give away
give over
turn in
ignore
bail on
disregard
fail
disappoint
leave someone holding the baby
discount
cast away
snub
cast ashore
give the heave-ho
disillusion
disenchant
fail to support
trap
go
isolate
stop going out with
break off one's relationship with
fall short of expectation
leave in trouble
leave holding the bag
leave helpless
leave in a lurch
leave all alone
leave isolated
put behind you
deceive
coquette
make an orphan
leave alone
leave parentless
let someone down
stab in the back
depart
kiss good-bye
repeal
break off
split up
walk out
break up
do the dirty on
give the old heave-ho
leave at the altar
abort
flee
escape
fly from
retire from
flee from
abscond from
escape from
refrain from
disappear from
cheat on
be gone from
do away with
back out on
be disloyal to
take oneself off from
set out from
be unfaithful to
cut
blackball
ostracize
US
blacklist
scorn
repulse
disdain
repel
exclude
blank
excommunicate
disfellowship
unfollow
ostracise
UK
unfriend
despise
have nothing to do with
freeze out
give someone the brush-off
give someone the go-by
cut dead
put down
kick in the teeth
cast out
send to Coventry
shut out
hand someone the frozen mitt
give a wide berth to
cold-shoulder
leave out in the cold
swear off
give the cold shoulder
more ❯
Verb
▲
To remove or take off, especially one's clothing
peel off
cast off
strip off
take off
discard
doff
remove
throw off
divest yourself of
shed
unclothe
bare
douse
uncover
shrug off
denudate
denude
divest
put off
strip
undress
pull off
disrobe
peel
shuck
fling aside
fling off
climb out of
put aside
slip off
slip out of
strip naked
dismantle
unbutton
unattire
undo
unfasten
unzip
uncover yourself
remove your clothes
shed your clothes
lay bare
take your clothes off
divest oneself of one's clothes
take off your clothes
doff your clothes
slip
expose
striptease
denude oneself
reveal oneself
expose oneself
disarray
bare oneself
divest oneself
divest someone of their clothes
bare yourself
divest yourself of your clothes
unclothe yourself
get undressed
take it off
more ❯
Verb
▲
Put up the anchor
weigh anchor
bring the anchor home
cast off
loose for sea
put to sea
unmoor
up-anchor
embark
motor
sail
leave dock
part
be off
head off
set sail
set off
hoist the blue peter
leave
make headway
raise sail
depart
leave harbour
put out to sea
move
go
set out
set forth
take off
start out
put out
make a start
leave port
hoist sail
travel
shove off
Verb
▲
To throw away (something unwanted or useless)
throw away
cashier
chuck
deep-six
discard
ditch
dump
eighty-six
exorcise
UK
exorcize
US
jettison
junk
lose
pitch
reject
scrap
shed
toss
unload
cast off
lay by
shuck off
slough off
throw out
abandon
bin
cast
chase
clear
dismiss
drop
eject
eliminate
evict
extrude
refuse
shuck
slip
unburden
dispense with
dispose of
fling away
fling off
shake off
throw off
turn down
free oneself of
get rid of
rid oneself of
get shot of
toss out
get shut of
trash
cast aside
chuck out
do away with
chuck away
relinquish
axe
UK
ax
US
throw on the scrapheap
remove
forsake
cast away
cull
expel
have done with
see the back of
throw
clear out
set aside
cut
can
dispose
dispatch
give up
desert
fling
part with
write off
shrug off
offload
slough
throw overboard
yield
disburden
thrust aside
put out to pasture
throw aside
root out
cast out
weed out
sluff off
abdicate
fling out
heave
repudiate
doff
bung out
bung away
86
exclude
give the boot
shelve
knock something on the head
scrub
pull the plug on
toss aside
destroy
demolish
recycle
decommission
nix
wash your hands of
forgo
away
negative
annihilate
obliterate
consign to scrap heap
wreck
retire
break up
sweep away
dispossess
fob off
divest yourself of
file in circular file
relieve yourself of
kiss goodbye
adios
kiss off
make over
auction
deep six
leave
rid
clear away
banish
trim
release
let go
unhand
loosen one's hold on
surrender
loose one's hold on
melt off
reduce
take off
off-load
unlade
discharge
unpack
disencumber
transfer
shift
foist
lighten
disgorge
relieve
void
palm off
take a load off
break bulk
unship
discommode
make away with
do without
manage without
cope without
drop off
let drop
let fall
divest
free from
relieve of
hurl
maroon
empty out
tip out
pour out
throw over the side
more ❯
Verb
▲
To release from a physical restraint
free
extricate
extract
release
liberate
remove
rescue
disencumber
disengage
disentangle
disentwine
dislodge
loosen
set free
unleash
untangle
cast off
get free
get loose
get out
let go
pull free
pull out
undo
unfasten
unbind
unknot
unlace
unhitch
unmoor
unlash
unwrap
unstrap
untether
unfetter
unclasp
loose
detach
unbridle
unpick
untie
unravel
set adrift
more ❯
Verb
▲
To allow skin or shell to come off, typically to be replaced by another
moult
UK
molt
US
shed
slough
sluff
exfoliate
slip
doff
peel
flake
scale
skin
cast
exuviate
decorticate
cast off
take off
pull off
mew
slough off
drop
discard
peel off
let drop
flake off
let fall
throw off
get rid of
desquamate
scale off
blister
come off in layers
throw aside
come off in strips
chip
crumble
scab
delaminate
pare
sliver
come off
trim
slice
chip off
wear away
Verb
▲
To send through the air, especially with force
launch
fire
fling
throw
cast
hurl
pitch
propel
toss
heave
lob
project
sling
chuck
discharge
dispatch
hurtle
release
catapult
dash
lance
loft
peg
pelt
send
shoot
drive
spring
bung
eject
let fly
cast off
send forth
let loose
send into orbit
set in motion
put in motion
send off
rocket
put into orbit
kick
sky
orbit
shy
bowl
flip
hoy
bish
buzz
whang
direct
aim
let fly with
impel
yeet
blast
volley
send flying
flick
precipitate
set off
fling off
lapidate
thrust
plunge
bombard
dump
lift
deliver
push
force
start
loose
pellet
stone
barrage
boot
loose off
let go
send out
throw off
fire off
trigger
let off
wing
rain
jerk
hoist
transmit
roll
spin
gun
chunk
squeeze off
throw forcefully
deal
touch off
shove
ram
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To reject someone and exclude them from one's inheritance
disinherit
disown
reject
renounce
repudiate
divest
oust
bereave
disaffiliate
exclude
deprive
dispossess
evict
exheridate
neglect
cut out
cast aside
cast off
cut off
leave penniless
cut off without a cent
cut off without a penny
have nothing more to do with
cut out of will
rebuff
shun
excommunicate
discount
scorn
shut out
unfollow
cold-shoulder
swear off
cast out
disdain
break with
spurn
blackball
snub
cut
ostracize
US
repulse
abnegate
give someone the big E
send to Coventry
give someone the go-by
disfellowship
unfriend
cut dead
put down
jilt
give a wide berth to
bin off
give someone the push
give someone the air
drop
abjure
blank
ostracise
UK
despise
have nothing to do with
forsake
hand someone the frozen mitt
leave out in the cold
ignore
give the cold shoulder
kick in the teeth
blacklist
leave off
repel
freeze out
give the elbow
desert
give someone the brush-off
refuse to recognize
refuse to abide by
eschew
disavow
Verb
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To oust someone from a group or society
ostracise
UK
ostracize
US
banish
excommunicate
exile
expel
cut
disfellowship
displace
expatriate
expulse
oust
deport
drop
cast out
cast off
throw out
cut dead
freeze out
disown
sideline
marginalize
US
marginalise
UK
leave out
relegate
invisibilize
cut out
leave out in the cold
exclude
dismiss
discard
eliminate
snub
isolate
ignore
cancel
shut the door on
shun
spurn
reject
rebuff
blackball
blacklist
repudiate
coldshoulder
scorn
other
cold-shoulder
send to Coventry
give the cold shoulder
shut out
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To exit from a given situation, place or event
finish
leave
quit
abandon
depart
end
desert
discard
discontinue
ditch
drop
dump
escape
exit
renounce
vacate
bail
be done with
be gone from
bail from
bow out of
brush off
check out from
clear out from
depart from
drop out of
escape from
get out of
give up
go away from
withdraw from
abscond from
blow off
break off with
cast aside
cast off
disappear from
exit from
move from
retire from
walk out of
walk out on
absent oneself from
run along from
say goodbye to
set out from
step aside from
take off from
call it quits
Verb
▲
To eject or throw someone out from a place, position or group
give someone the push
eject
remove
banish
evict
defenestrate
expel
oust
exile
boot out
throw out
cast out
run off
turf out
send away
send packing
chuck out
kick out
turn out
heave out
give someone the boot
force to leave
drive out
force out
cast off
drive off
give someone their marching orders
give the bum's rush
give the heave-ho
give the old heave-ho
fling out
throw someone out on their ear
out
bounce
rout
chase
deport
dismiss
boot
let go
send off
show out
allow to go
drum out
exclude
expulse
dispossess
toss
eighty-six
throw overboard
put out in the street
kiss goodbye
put out
discharge
discard
disband
disperse
liberate
demobilize
US
dispatch
rid
bundle
clear
push aside
extrude
let out
slough off
dispense with
demobilise
UK
send home
lock out
do without
dispose of
get rid of
displace
ostracize
US
reject
ostracise
UK
push out
show the door
expatriate
ban
transport
dislodge
excommunicate
relegate
purge
drive away
thrust out
bar
proscribe
bin off
give someone the air
can
dispel
shut out
smoke out
chase out
give the gate
throw out on your ear
give the elbow
debar
outlaw
extradite
chuck
cashier
turf
chase away
evacuate
empty
eliminate
toss out
do away with
throw out on the streets
sling out
give someone the big E
flush out
show the door to
disown
consign
separate
uproot
scatter
repulse
unchurch
yeet
drop
expropriate
repudiate
denounce
outcaste
ferret out
anathematize
repatriate
repel
toss out on ear
heave-ho
disfellowship
curse
takfir
drive
lay off
extradict
isolate
rusticate
sequester
set aside
hand someone his hat
muster out
chase off
give the 1-2-3
bundle off
pack off
remove by force
beat off
put to flight
see the back of
shake off
force
flush
fordrive
bust
erase
strip
drain
vacate
jettison
extract
withdraw
ask to leave
give the hook
zero
clear away
take out
bring out
clear out
get out
draw out
order off
sin-bin
show someone the red card
tell to leave the field
red-card
send for an early bath
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cast of mind
cast oneself
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cast one's net
cast one's vote for
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