roll-out
Official public introduction
A roll-out is the introduction or launch of something new—a product, policy, or program: The vaccine roll-out began in December.
The term suggests a phased or gradual unveiling rather than an instant release.
In football, a roll-out is a play where the quarterback moves laterally behind the line before passing or running.
Also spelled rollout.
Organized distribution of resources
- executionCompleting a planned task
- phasedIntroduced or removed incrementally
- stagedArranged for effect
- gradualDeveloping slowly over time
systematic · nationwide · global · regional · pilot · timeline · schedule · coordination
Climbing or resizing
- growthIncrease in size
- extensionAdded part or duration
- broadeningIncreasing in extent
- proliferationRapid increase in quantity
widening · distribution · coverage · reach · network · footprint · territory · geographic
deployment
Organized distribution of resources
- executionCompleting a planned task
- phasedIntroduced or removed incrementally
- stagedArranged for effect
gradual · systematic · nationwide · global · regional · pilot · timeline · schedule · coordination · logistics
scaling
Climbing or resizing
- growthIncrease in size
- extensionAdded part or duration
- broadeningIncreasing in extent
proliferation · widening · distribution · coverage · reach · network · footprint · territory · geographic · incremental
unroll
Flatten from spiral
smooth · mat · carpet · tarp · awning · canopy · banner · scroll · parchment · dough
roll-outwithdrawal
Act of taking away
phase-out · discontinuation · pull-back · sunset · retirement
roll-outdecommissioning
Withdrawing from active service
dismantling · contraction · retraction · unwinding · pull-out
roll, out, rolled, rolling, rolls, roller, rollers, outing, outings