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Roll out/Rollout
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Roll out vs. Rollout
Roll out
/rəʊl ˈaʊt/
To introduce something new, such as a product or policy, to the public
Examples:
Synonyms:
launch
unveil
reveal
introduce
Antonyms:
retract
withdraw
conceal
suppress
Rollout
The process of introducing or starting something new, typically a product or service, in stages to the public.
Examples:
Synonyms:
launch
introduction
initiation
unveiling
deployment
Antonyms:
retraction
withdrawal
recall
Ways to tell them apart:
Roll out
is a verb phrase, while
rollout
is a noun.
Think of
roll out
as the action of starting or launching something specific, like an event.
Use
rollout
to describe the event or process itself as a singular noun.
If you
re talking about what you are doing, you likely need
roll out'.
When discussing a plan or system already underway,
rollout
is the word you're looking for.
When to use roll out:
When to use rollout:
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