Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
on-deck
adjective
/ˈɒnˌdɛk/

Definition
In position or ready to engage or participate, especially in a sequential arrangement.

Examples
- She is on-deck for the upcoming presentation, ready to share her ideas.
- With the project deadline approaching, our team has several tasks on-deck.
- The players on-deck are eager to step onto the field.

Meaning
The term ‘on-deck’ refers to someone or something that is prepared to take on a task as the next in line, commonly used in a figurative sense in various contexts.

Synonyms
- next
- ready
- available
- in line