Definitions
To question or review with someone after a mission, task, or event.
Word origin
From de- + brief.
Used in a sentence
“We had a debrief yesterday.”
“Family psychologist Susan Gamache said a family debrief of the holidays, once the dust has settled in January, will help make Christmas more manageable next time.”
“Too often, organizations treat post-project debriefs as operational hygiene: a box to check before heading to the next engagement.”
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Used as a crossword answer1 curated clues
01“Review after a mission”7 letters
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