1. moving or handling something with skill and care; steering or guiding a vehicle or vessel
Usage: British spelling of 'maneuvering'; present participle of 'manoeuvre'
2. using clever or cunning tactics to achieve a goal; scheming or plotting
Usage: often implies deception or manipulation

1. a planned movement or series of movements; a tactical action or strategy
Usage: British spelling of 'maneuvering'

Examples

• The pilot was manoeuvering the aircraft carefully through the narrow canyon.
• She spent weeks manoeuvering behind the scenes to secure the promotion.
• The ship required skillful manoeuvering to navigate the crowded harbor.
• His political manoeuvering eventually cost him the support of his allies.
• The driver was manoeuvering the large truck into the tight parking space.
• The company's manoeuvering to avoid taxes drew criticism from regulators.