to deploy

Examples

• All

• Neither side can deploy its troops nor gain an advantage.

• Our soldiers and police are still deployed there on the ground.

• Yeah, I can deploy guys ahead if we want.

• So what we're going to do is deploy as per usual.

• So Intel has said that they plan to deploy a hardware fix.

• Deploy a team at the hotel and personally check their come every 30 minutes.

  Heat (1995)

• Yeah, how many people are you deploying with?

• Land the choppers on the back side and deploy as planned.

  The Rock (1996)

• Thus, the network structure was being deployed to mobilize church members for a public action.

  Academic text (1999)

• Few of the clean-energy technologies being widely deployed today are economically viable without significant government support.

  Academic text (2011)

Synonyms

R

to roll out

vsto deploy

107 3.9

To introduce a new product or service to the public

focuses on organizing resources and equipment for use, not public launch

A

to allocate

vsto deploy

88 4.5

Give parts of something, like money or time, to people for a planned purpose

focuses on arranging and actively using people or equipment strategically

P

to provision

vsto deploy

• Specialized

5 6.5

To set up computer systems or online services so they are ready to use

is about arranging and using resources for a specific organized purpose

Antonyms

W

to withdraw

94 3.5

To take money or things out of a place where they are kept

How Prepared

to mobilize

69 5.8

to deploy

370 5.6

to commit

345 3.4

to station

145 3.6

to assign

361 2.7

Surface Forms

Etymology