1. the quality or ability of being easy to move, steer, or control in different directions
Usage: British spelling; American spelling is 'maneuverability'; commonly used in contexts of vehicles, aircraft, and military operations

Examples

• The fighter jet's superior manoeuvrability gave it an advantage in combat.
• The small car's manoeuvrability made it ideal for navigating tight city streets.
• The ship's poor manoeuvrability in rough seas made it difficult to avoid obstacles.
• Modern tanks are designed with improved manoeuvrability to respond quickly to threats.
• The drone's exceptional manoeuvrability allows it to fly through narrow spaces.
• Cyclists appreciate the manoeuvrability of lightweight bicycles on winding roads.