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"

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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. Ron DeSantis:

   And so this will give us more people to be able to do things like respond if there's disorder, like respond to disasters and all those other things. It also gives us the ability to have people who are not subject to federal requirements. So, for example, [the federal government] wouldn't be able to mobilize and deploy people who are in the State Guard, they also wouldn't be able to impose mandates on people in the State Guard. They are trying to do that with the federal guard. And so I think it will help us complete our mission and will also allow us to do in a way which is not subject to the whims of the federal government.

2. Mayor James Knowles III:

   That's one of the reasons were not rushing to deploy it, it's not something that has been tried and true with law enforcement across the country.

3. Thaddeus Arroyo:

   What we really want to do over the long term is deploy advanced fourth generation services to over 100 million Mexicans ... That will take a number of years.

4. Bernardo Bortolotti:

   They still have $6 trillion-plus to deploy but we have a structural break in the accumulation of assets, we are at a turning point ... Unless Asia can create an area of regional free trade to replace the intercontinental flows then the same issues that are emerging now in the Gulf could also emerge in Asia.

5. Michael Christensen:

   The real-time data we will be receiving through our new smart restroom technology will help us respond quicker when issues occur and gain base-line data for daily and weekly restroom usage, so we can better plan and deploy our resources, including custodians and maintenance workers, just like a physical traffic management system, these smart restrooms will allow us to do our job better and more efficiently.