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deployment
[ dih-ploi-muhnt ]
noun
- the act of moving something or someone into a strategic position or a position of readiness, or the condition of being in such a position:
Delays in the deployment of armored vehicles and body armor can cost lives on the front lines.
Our team is highly experienced in the design, development, and deployment of customized IT solutions for healthcare facilities.
- the state of being assigned for duty away from home, especially for military purposes:
Encouragement and support are essential to help returning veterans handle the long-term impacts of deployment and reintegration into a nonmilitary daily routine.
Community health workers on deployment are assisting in disaster recovery.
- a period of time during which a person or group is assigned for duty away from home, especially for military purposes:
She is a helicopter pilot on her second deployment to Afghanistan.
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Example Sentences
Russia has repeatedly warned that the deployment of any European troops in Ukraine is unacceptable, and such forces would be seen by the Kremlin as a legitimate target.
Captain Serhiy Muzyka, who started his career in the Soviet army, never dreamt that his final deployment before heading into retirement after 43 years piloting helicopters would be play out like a Tom Cruise movie.
As students marched through the Nisantasi district they chanted "government, resign!" and waved flags and banners as they were watched by a large deployment of riot police.
There is a lot riding here on deployment of automation and artificial intelligence.
He soon had to go on a long-term deployment far from home.
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