cast in one's lot with
cast in one's lot with verb: to join with; to share the fortunes of (a person or group).
Verb
cast in one's lot with (third-person singular simple present casts in one's lot with, present participle casting in one's lot with, simple past and past participle cast in one's lot with)
- To join with; to share the fortunes of (a person or group).
- Synonyms:
- throw in one's lot with
Synonyms of cast in one's lot with
Forms of cast in one's lot with
| third-person singular present | casts in one's lot with |
|---|---|
| present participle | casting in one's lot with |
| past participle | cast in one's lot with |
| past | cast in one's lot with |
| alternative form | cast one's lot with |
Questions about cast in one's lot with
- What does cast in one's lot with mean?
- Cast in one's lot with means to join with; to share the fortunes of (a person or group).
- What part of speech is cast in one's lot with?
- Cast in one's lot with is a verb.
- What is the past tense of cast in one's lot with?
- The past tense of cast in one's lot with is cast in one's lot with.
Words near cast in one's lot with in the dictionary
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