maneuvering
verb
Pronunciation: /məˈnuːvərɪŋ/
Definition
Moving or manipulating something with skill and care, often to navigate a difficult situation or space.
Examples
She spent hours maneuvering her car into the tiny parking space.
The politician is known for maneuvering behind the scenes to gain support for his bill.
The ship had difficulty maneuvering through the ice-filled harbor.
How to Use maneuvering
- maneuver into (phrasal verb)
- To move something or someone into a specific position. — "He maneuvered the table into the corner."
- maneuver through (phrasal verb)
- To navigate a path through obstacles. — "She maneuvered through the crowd to reach the stage."
Synonyms of maneuvering
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