redeploy
Move troops again
To redeploy is to move resources—typically military forces, personnel, or equipment—from one location or assignment to another.
Troops redeploy from a combat zone to a new theater of operations; a company redeploys staff from one department to another.
The word implies strategic reallocation rather than simple movement: After the merger, engineers were redeployed to the mobile division.
In military contexts, redeploy sometimes serves as a euphemism for withdrawal.
Allocate to new duties
- transferMove between locations
- relocateEstablish residence elsewhere
- reallocateAssign to different uses
- reshuffleRearrange elements anew
restructure · reorganize · staff · personnel · talent · employees · secondment · reposition
Assign to different uses
- redistributeApportion anew among parties
- capitalWealth used for investment
- assetsOwned items of value
- budgetPlan for spending
funds · equipment · inventory · vehicles · machinery · fleet · repurpose · optimize
Military personnel collectively
- battalionMid-sized military unit
- regimentColonel-led military unit
- platoonSmall infantry formation
- squadronMilitary aviation unit
division · garrison · reinforcement · rotation · theater · frontline · maneuver · tactical
Point of rotation
- repositioningMoving to new spot
- tacticalStrategically planned
- maneuveringSkillful directional control
- contingencyUncertain possible event
optimization · adaptation · flexibility · agility · response · recalibration · adjustment · initiative
Machines providing network resources
- containersObjects for holding things
- infrastructureBasic physical systems
- microservicesDecomposed application architecture
- cloudAtmospheric water vapor mass
instances · rollback · staging · production · pipeline · version · release · migration
reassign
Allocate to new duties
- transferMove between locations
- relocateEstablish residence elsewhere
- reallocateAssign to different uses
reshuffle · restructure · reorganize · staff · personnel · talent · employees · secondment · reposition · workforce
reallocate
Assign to different uses
- redistributeApportion anew among parties
- capitalWealth used for investment
- assetsOwned items of value
budget · funds · equipment · inventory · vehicles · machinery · fleet · repurpose · optimize · utilization
troops
Military personnel collectively
squadron · division · garrison · reinforcement · rotation · theater · frontline · maneuver · tactical · brigade
pivot
Point of rotation
- repositioningMoving to new spot
- tacticalStrategically planned
- maneuveringSkillful directional control
contingency · optimization · adaptation · flexibility · agility · response · recalibration · adjustment · initiative · execution
servers
Machines providing network resources
- containersObjects for holding things
- infrastructureBasic physical systems
- microservicesDecomposed application architecture
cloud · instances · rollback · staging · production · pipeline · version · release · migration · scaling
- renovationrenovation, remodeling, remodel, renovate, refurbishment
- reorganizationreorganize, restructure, reshuffle, rearrange, realign
- substitutessubstitute, subs, replacement, substitutes, stand-in
- repositioning wordsmove, shift, relocate, rearrange, realign
- military tacticstactics, flanking, maneuver, ambush, battle formations
redeploydemobilize
Disband military forces
discharge · decommission · stand down · muster out · withdraw
redeployment, redeployed, redeploying, redeploys, redeployments, predeployment, predeployed