Synonyms for deploy
dɪˈplɔɪde·ploy

Princeton's WordNet

1. deployverb

   place troops or weapons in battle formation

2. deployverb

   to distribute systematically or strategically

   "The U.S. deploys its weapons in the Middle East"

Matched Categories

1. • Distribute
   • Position

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1. unfurling

   make or become spread out from a rolled or folded state, especially in order to be open to the wind.

   "the fisherman was unfurling a sail"

   Submitted by zinfandelblu on January 18, 2024  

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1. deployverb

   Synonyms:
   (Mil.) open, unfold, extend, expand

2. deployverb

   Synonyms:
   (Mil.) open, extend, expand

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1. List of paraphrases for "deploy":

   deployment, deploying, implement, deployed, deploys, deployable, implementing, unfurl, implements, dissemination, send

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1. Passenger Dean Fox:

   The( oxygen) masks did not deploy. Only a few( passengers) had reactions to the rapid pressure change.

2. Sergei Ryabkov:

   If the United States rejects this proposal, the natural conclusionthat we draw is that they headed for the creation of attack systems fordeployment in outer space. There is no other logical conclusion fromthis position of their denial, we, by the way, have manyreasons to be concerned about the activities that the US is conductingin outer space, about their plans, including plans to deploy elementsof an anti-ballistic missile system in space.

3. Clay Williams:

   These downturns provide pretty extraordinary opportunities to deploy capital, to kind of reposition ourselves for the next upturn, that's what were looking to do.

4. Mitch McConnell:

   Kentucky has seen a rise in roadway fatalities over the past couple of years, creating a worrying trend. I’m proud to announce that today’s grant will help our largest city and my hometown deploy commonsense, low-impact safety improvements to reverse that trajectory, the bipartisan infrastructure law I supported promises to help cities around the country reduce traffic deaths and I’m glad it’s already deploying resources to Louisville to help our community.

5. Cheryl Dorsey:

   Where was the Taser? why didn't they deploy a Taser? If they didn't have one on scene, they should have had one with an officer who was responding as backup. What was the urgency? There was no exigent circumstance that the officers could not have waited until a Taser arrived on scene.