deploy
deploy Lexical Profile
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• verb
To bring into effective action or utilize strategically (of resources, arguments, or capabilities).
"The organization plans to deploy its new financial resources to support community education programs."
To move or arrange personnel, equipment, or emergency responders into position for a specific task or operation.
"Emergency management officials decided to deploy search-and-rescue teams across the flooded valley."
To install, configure, and put a software application, update, or computer system into active operation.
"The engineering team will deploy the updated web application to the production servers tonight."
To open up, unfold, or spread out for use (especially of a mechanical device such as a parachute, airbag, or solar panel).
"Once the spacecraft reached orbit, it began to deploy its solar arrays to generate power."
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Word Origin & Etymology
Borrowed in the late 18th century from French 'déployer' ('to unfold or unroll'), from Old French 'desploier', ultimately from Latin 'displicare' ('to scatter or unfold'). It is a doublet of 'display', which entered English earlier via Anglo-Norman.