Pronunciation: /ˈkæstˌɔf/
noun a person or thing that has been rejected or discarded
A1 I found a castoff sweater at the thrift store.
A2 The castoff from the play was given to the actors.
B1 She felt like a castoff after being rejected from the team.
B2 The castoff furniture was still in good condition.
C1 The castoff clothing was donated to a homeless shelter.
C2 The castoff items were sorted and sold at a garage sale.
adjective discarded or rejected
A1 She found a castoff sweater on the street and decided to keep it.
A2 The castoff furniture from the previous tenants was left in the apartment.
B1 The castoff clothes were donated to a charity for those in need.
B2 The castoff equipment was no longer needed and was sold at a garage sale.
C1 The castoff technology from the old office was recycled to reduce waste.
C2 The castoff materials were repurposed into new and innovative products.
formal The castoff clothing was donated to the local charity.
informal I found a bunch of castoff furniture on the curb.
slang She's always wearing castoff clothes from her older sister.
figurative He felt like a castoff after being cut from the team.
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