noun
staging
noun
1
The act of putting on a performance, including how it's arranged and directed.
"Critics praised the staging of the final act."
2
A test environment set up to closely mirror the real, live version of a system before launch.
"They tested the update on staging before pushing it live."
3
In medicine, classifying how advanced a disease, especially cancer, has become.
"Staging determines which treatment options are recommended."
How to Use Staging
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishHow a performance is put together, a pre-launch test copy of a website/app, or a classification of disease severity.
Common pairings
staging environment
cancer staging
Word Forms
stagings plural
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Rhymes for staging
aging
raging
paging
imaging
damaging
engaging
managing
foraging
packaging
rummaging
massaging
averaging
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