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loadout

loadout

2 6.3
A set of equipment and supplies carried for a trip or mission
  • noun
  • /ˈloʊdaʊt/
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  • We asked about weapon swapping, customizing, and the loadout options, but Rizzer remained silent on the details, which he promised were coming soon.

Now when you are a theater person, the loadout is like the thing you don't miss.

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Examples

  • The next three skills are based on a character's class and can be swapped in and out to create a "loadout" depending on a player's style or role.

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  • Today, short-barrel firearms are an essential part of the military loadout.

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  • Is physical fitness a part of your loadout?

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  • A basic chest rig like this from Blue Force Gear is among the easiest ways to carry a full loadout of magazines.

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  • The matchmaking system will take into account the level of your profile, what you have unlocked in your loadout, and the other players.

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  • How about choosing your own loadout of items for a match, bringing CoD-style customization to the game?

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  • As you level up your profile, you are able to unlock new guardians and customize your loadout.

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  • The soldiers prepared their loadout with all necessary supplies for the mission.

  • Before the race, he checked his loadout to ensure he had all the tools he needed.

  • In the game, players can create their ultimate loadout by selecting different weapons and items.

Synonyms

outfit
vsloadout
47 3.9

A set of tools and equipment used for a particular activity

is more about equipment prepared and carried for a mission or by a vehicle

How Complete

whole kit and caboodle
  • Informal
4 6.7
loadout
2 6.3
kit
302 1.6
set
2.1

Surface Forms

loadout singular
loadouts plural

Morphology

loadout = load + out (transparent) = load + out

Formed from the clear combination of 'load' + 'out' (as in the phrasal verb 'to load out'), so the noun meaning 'the set of equipment loaded or used' is directly predictable from its parts for learners familiar with both words.

Etymology

Loadout comes from two simple words, load ('things to carry') and out ('for going out'). It names the group of gear you put together to take on a trip or mission, so a loadout is the equipment someone carries.