Synonyms for deployment
de·ploy·ment

Princeton's WordNet

1. deploymentnoun

   the distribution of forces in preparation for battle or work

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1. • Preparation

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1. List of paraphrases for "deployment":

   deploy, deploying, deployed, roll-out, mutation, deployments, implementation, rollout, deployable, dissemination, redeployment, emplacement, proliferation, deployability, publishing, mutations, implementations, stationing, installation, deploys, non-proliferation, spread, publication, published

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1. United States:

   The consistency and predictability of the( Guam) deployment raised serious operational vulnerabilities. A planner in China's military could have easily plotted ways of destroying the bombers due to their well-known presence.

2. Muriel Bowser:

   I've asked for the deployment of National Guard as long as we need National Guard to deal with the crisis that we expect to escalate, the number of people crossing the border seeking asylum we expect to only go up. And we need to make sure that there is a national response, not an ad-hoc, city by city, state by state response.

3. Alan Peterson:

   It has been suggested that no one comes home unchanged after a deployment to a war zone, however, most will naturally recover over time, especially with support of friends and family who are willing to talk with them about their experiences and encourage them to gradually get back into the normal routine of life.

4. Jonny Kim:

   Chris Kyle was the Primary Sniper, Navigator, Pointman, and newguys kind of get matched up to a person. He was the person I got matched up to, because I would eventually be groomed to take on his responsibilities, so early on, I got tasked with being the Assistant Lead Navigator and Point Man and Sniper, which I eventually got to take on these roles more as a Primary later, and in workup and also on deployment.

5. Kim Dong-yub:

   North Korea is trying to selectively modernize conventional forces in a low-cost, high-efficiency way to focus on the economy and reassure the military while nuclear talks are under way, and the rocket launcher is a product of that effort, the latest test indicated that the system was ready for mass production and deployment.