maneuvered

[məˈnuːvə(r)d]

maneuvered Definition

• 1. to move or guide something or someone carefully or skillfully
• 2. to use clever or dishonest methods to achieve something

Using maneuvered: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "maneuvered" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The ship was skillfully maneuvered into the harbor.

• Example

  He deftly maneuvered the car into the tight parking spot.

• Example

  The politician maneuvered his way into power.

• Example

  She maneuvered the conversation away from the sensitive topic.

maneuvered Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for maneuvered

• steer
• direct
• operate
• guide
• navigate

Phrases with maneuvered

• maneuver for position

  to try to gain an advantage over someone else

  Example

  The two companies are maneuvering for position in the market.

• maneuver around

  to find a way to avoid something

  Example

  He had to maneuver around the obstacles in the road.

• maneuver into/out of

  to move something into or out of a particular position

  Example

  The truck driver skillfully maneuvered the vehicle into the narrow alley.

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Summary: maneuvered in Brief

The verb 'maneuvered' [məˈnuːvə(r)d] means to move or guide something or someone carefully or skillfully, or to use clever or dishonest methods to achieve something. It can be used in various contexts, such as driving, politics, and conversation. Examples include 'The ship was skillfully maneuvered into the harbor' and 'The politician maneuvered his way into power.' Phrases like 'maneuver for position' and 'maneuver around' add further nuance to the term.