predeploy
predeploy verb: to deploy in advance.
Verb
predeploy (third-person singular simple present predeploys, present participle predeploying, simple past and past participle predeployed)
- To deploy in advance.
- If the option to predeploy the slide is selected by the applicant , an agreement must be reached with the FAA prior to the demonstration regarding how to prevent demonstration participants from determining which exits will be used in the demonstration […]1995, Federal Register, volume 60, number 137
Forms of predeploy
| third-person singular present | predeploys |
|---|---|
| present participle | predeploying |
| past participle | predeployed |
| past | predeployed |
Origin of predeploy
From pre- + deploy.
Questions about predeploy
- What does predeploy mean?
- Predeploy means to deploy in advance.
- What part of speech is predeploy?
- Predeploy is a verb.
- What is the past tense of predeploy?
- The past tense of predeploy is predeployed.
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