As a verb deployed

is (deploy).

As an adjective deployable is

able to be deployed.

As nouns the difference between psychomachy and psychomachia

is that psychomachy is a conflict between the soul and the body; sometimes considered as between good and evil while psychomachia is psychomachy.

As nouns the difference between conflict and psychomachy

is that conflict is A clash or disagreement, often violent, between two opposing groups or individuals while psychomachy is a conflict between the soul and the body; sometimes considered as between good and evil.

As a verb conflict

is To be at odds (with); to disagree or be incompatible.

As an adjective soul

is .

As a noun psychomachy is

a conflict between the soul and the body; sometimes considered as between good and evil.

As nouns the difference between body and psychomachy

is that body is a bodysuit , chiefly worn by women and children while psychomachy is a conflict between the soul and the body; sometimes considered as between good and evil.

Rupestral is a related term of rupestrian.

As adjectives the difference between rupestral and rupestrian

is that rupestral is (art|archaeology) made on or placed on rock surfaces while rupestrian is occurring, or executed on rocks, or on cave walls.

As a verb rock

is (rycka).

As an adjective rupestral is

(art|archaeology) made on or placed on rock surfaces.

As nouns the difference between cubism and rondocubism

is that cubism is (often|capitalized) an artistic movement in the early 20th century characterized by the depiction of natural forms as geometric structures of planes while rondocubism is (arts) a form of cubism, in post-world war one czechoslovakia, that employed more rounded forms.

As a proper noun czechoslovakia

is (historical) a former country in central europe; now czechia and slovakia.

As a noun rondocubism is

(arts) a form of cubism, in post-world war one czechoslovakia, that employed more rounded forms.

As a verb rounded

is (round).

As an adjective rounded

is made into a circle or sphere.

As a noun rondocubism is

(arts) a form of cubism, in post-world war one czechoslovakia, that employed more rounded forms.