1. moved or guided skillfully through a series of movements or changes of direction
Usage: British spelling of 'maneuvered'; past tense and past participle of manoeuvre
2. managed or arranged something through clever or cunning tactics
Usage: often implies strategic planning or manipulation

Examples

• The pilot manoeuvered the aircraft through the narrow canyon with precision.
• She manoeuvered her way into a leadership position by building key relationships.
• He carefully manoeuvered the large sofa around the corner of the staircase.
• The general manoeuvered his troops into a strategic position before the battle.
• They manoeuvered the conversation to avoid discussing the controversial topic.
• The driver manoeuvered the car into the tight parking space.