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deploying

verb
Saydi-PLOY-ing/dɪˈplɔɪɪŋ/

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  1. 1
    verb
    Present participle and gerund of deploy.

    The company is deploying additional staff to handle the holiday rush.

    Deploying renewable energy at scale requires significant investment.

    Note

    One spelling does two jobs. After a form of be it builds the progressive (the team is deploying a fix), and at the head of a phrase it acts as a noun (deploying troops takes planning). Because deploy works with or without an object, so does this form: a commander is deploying troops, but the troops are deploying along the ridge, and a parachute is deploying overhead. In software, the object is the system or application.

    The troops were deploying along the ridge before dawn.

    We watched the parachute deploying above the trees.

deploying is a form of deploy

deploy, verb: To prepare and arrange something, originally troops, so that it stands ready for use. Full entry

Forms
deploydeploys he/she/itdeploying -ing formdeployed past tense, past participle
Spelling
deploy → deploying: add -ing

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