Synonyms for fielding
ˈfil dɪŋfield·ing

Princeton's WordNet

1. fieldingnoun

   (baseball) handling the ball while playing in the field

2. Fielding, Henry Fieldingnoun

   English novelist and dramatist (1707-1754)

Matched Categories

1. • Baseball
   • Handling
   • Writer

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1. List of paraphrases for "fielding":

   commissioning

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1. Former ICE official Thomas Feeley:

   It's happening on a grand scale, they're getting pounded every day fielding calls from headquarters about who they can release to make room for more people on the border. And the following week, they're getting more calls almost daily, again, about who can you release to make room for more people on the border.

2. John McCain:

   I welcome reports that the Air Force has decided to keep the A-10 aircraft flying through fiscal year 2017, ensuring our troops have the vital close air support they need for missions around the world. Today, the A-10 fleet is playing an indispensable role in the fight against ISIL in Iraq and assisting NATO's efforts to deter Russian aggression in Eastern Europe, with growing global chaos and turmoil on the rise, we simply cannot afford to prematurely retire the best close air support weapon in our arsenal without fielding a proper replacement.

3. Janet Schuler-Hicks:

   Most of the time, the Republicans weren't fielding candidates. So if you were going to have a voice in who was going to be your county sheriff or your prosecutor, you would have to vote in the Democrat primary.

4. Doug Madory:

   With all of the pent up demand in Cuba, I think companies would line up around the block to get in to provide service in Cuba, mobile operators with experience fielding a network in the developing world would be a good fit. They will bring the equipment they need.

5. Kingston Reif:

   I think this particular White House and this particular national security adviser (John Bolton) are intent on the treaty coming to an end, so they have designs on a post-INF world in which the fielding of these capabilities is no longer prohibited either in Europe or in the Asia-Pacific.