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Deployed - Meaning, Definition & English Examples

deployed

/dɪˈplɔɪd/ /dɪˈplɔɪd/

Definition:

Moved into position for strategic use, especially troops or resources.

Synonyms:

stationed, positioned, utilized, arranged

Part of Speech:

verb, adjective

Antonyms:

withdrawn, recalled

Common Collocations:

troops deployed, resources deployed, forces deployed, technology deployed, personnel deployed

Derivatives:

deployment, deploying

Usage Tips:

Use "deployed" for strategic placement of resources or personnel; often military but also applies to technology or staff.

Common Phrases:

deploy the troops, deploy resources wisely, deploy a strategy

Etymology:

From French "déployer," meaning to unfold or spread out; entered English in the 15th century with military connotations.

Examples:

  • 1. The soldiers were deployed near the border for safety.
  • 2. The company deployed new software to improve efficiency.
  • 3. Emergency teams were quickly deployed after the earthquake.
  • 4. She deployed her skills to solve the problem effectively.

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