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Manoeuvre

Definition:

The term "manoeuvre" can be used as a noun or a verb. As a noun, it refers to a skillful or strategic movement performed with a specific purpose in mind. As a verb, it means to perform such a movement or action in a skillful and strategic manner.

Senses:

1. A planned and skillful action or movement:

Example: The dancer's graceful manoeuvre captivated the audience.

Example: The pilot performed a detailed manoeuvre to avoid the impending collision.

2. A military or tactical action:

Example: The troops executed a brilliant manoeuvre to outflank the enemy.

Example: The general devised a clever manoeuvre to deceive the opposing army.

3. To skillfully manipulate or handle a situation:

Example: She cleverly manoeuvred her way through the difficult negotiations.

Example: The politician maneuvered to gain support for his campaign.

Usages:

Manoeuvre can be used in various contexts:

• In military strategies and tactics
• In dance and performance arts
• In navigation and driving
• In politics and negotiations
• In sports and athletics
• In everyday conversations to refer to skillful actions or movements

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