Deploy is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DEPLOY in dictionary:

VERB:
• to position troops for battle
• move (troops or equipment) into position for military action
• (of troops) move into position for military action
• bring into effective action
• get (troops or resources) ready for immediate action
• To open out; to unfold; to spread out (a body of troops) in such a way that they shall display a wider front and less depth; -- the reverse of ploy; as, to deploy a column of troops into line of battle.
• place troops or weapons in battle formation
• to distribute systematically or strategically
NOUN:
• Alt. of Deployment

Words related to DEPLOY

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Words that contain DEPLOY

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How to use DEPLOY in a sentence

• He formed the young men in line of battle and taught them in a few moments to deploy and rally.
• If the point is fired upon, it should at once deploy and endeavor to advance fighting.
• The object of the flank guard is to hold the enemy in check long enough to enable the main body to pass, or, like the advance guard, to enable the main body to deploy.
• We marched on until the command was given for us to deploy, and soon afterwards the first shrapnel whizzed over our heads.
• But just then the command to deploy was given and the excitement that followed drowned for the time being all melancholy thoughts.
• On the morning of August 22 the Japanese 12th Division began to move up from Svagena to Dukoveskoie and deploy immediately behind the new line.
• Large bodies of Japanese troops were in bivouac immediately behind the centre of the village near their headquarters ready to deploy in either direction.
• This was the situation on the morning that the Japanese 12th Division began to deploy behind the new Allied line at Dukoveskoie.
• The signal was given, and the head wagons of the train began to deploy in a circle.
• And past the noble silence of your graves The merging waters narrow and deploy.
• When he fights he has learnt that his fighting men shall march in rhythm and deploy rhythmically, and they do so to regimental music.
• When Companies had gained suitable positions on this line they were to deploy and attack by fire any bodies of the enemy who might attempt to cross their front.
• In a double chorus of bangs and booms the infantry began to deploy.
• By this time the bullets were humming merrily, but he directed his men to deploy to one side and approach through thicker woods.
• They could die, but they could not march or deploy.
• Booker at once ordered the right wing of the reserve to deploy on the rear company to the right and extend.
• I at once directed the right wing of the reserve to deploy on the rear company to the right and to extend.
• When the order to deploy was given a heavy volley struck the column, and I heard a sound which I took to be that of men falling.
• All of the other corporals move to the left front and deploy their squads on the line formed by the first squad.
• A great advantage will accrue to the side which can deploy the faster.
• The outpost of a small force should ordinarily hold the enemy beyond effective rifle range of the main body until the latter can deploy.
• For the next two days we marched forward, close upon the heels of the pursuing cavalry, but not close enough yet to come into action or to deploy from column of route.
• Our men were scattering, not in flight, but to deploy.
• But on the eastern edge of the hill, where he had chosen to deploy, ran a belt of young pines, affording excellent cover, which merged into a dense oak wood near the Sudley road.
• In vain the Federal officers tried to deploy their companies.
• The Confederate column was ordered to deploy, and the Stonewall Brigade, pushing into the fields on either flank, moved slowly forward over the swampy ground.
• They shake hands with Lockwin and deploy on the threatened precincts.
• The Emperor, viewing the situation, was unwilling to precipitate the battle until his artillery might deploy over a dry field.

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