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What is the noun for maneuver?

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maneuver
  1. A movement, often one performed with difficulty.
  2. (plural) A large training field-exercise of military troops.
  3. An adroit or cunning action; a stratagem.
  4. Synonyms:
      5. movement, action, move, activity, step, fancy footwork, act, manoeuvre, deed, operation, motion, feat, procedure, gesture, stroke, exploit, undertaking, performance, process, measure, effort, initiative, proceeding, venture, trick, doing, stunt, exercise, execution, gesticulation, expedient, stratagem, enterprise, handiwork, number, course of action, work, shift, course, agency, tactic, stir, shifting, transaction, locomotion, adventure, delivery, achievement, caper, carrying out … more
  5. Examples:
      6. “Anyone who examines the route taken by Hanjour will see that it required a complex maneuver by an experienced pilot.”
      “The move was obviously a maneuver intended to appease and, perhaps, deceive disaffected members who clamored for fresh leadership of the party.”
      “The interrogation was part of a carefully planned maneuver, a facesaving device that prepared the way for our release.”
manoeuvrability
  1. (British spelling, standard spelling) The quality of being manoeuvrable.
  2. (manoeuvre) The ability to perform a strategic plan or manoeuvre.
  3. Synonyms:
      4. mobility, motion, motility, movability, moveableness, suppleness, agility, maneuverability, freedom of movement, ability to move, movableness, movement, strength, vigour, vigor, flexibility, muscularity, power, litheness, athleticism, powerfulness, activeness, vitality, energy, functioning, sprightliness, conditioning, spryness, activity, bodily process, body process, bodily function … more
  4. Examples:
      5. “It has an air-cushioned catamaran hull and waterjet propulsion, which provides high speed and manoeuvrability.”
      “However, for the reasons of weight, size, manoeuvrability and safety we are unable to carry powered scooters.”
      “It combines the dynamics and manoeuvrability of a sports car with the robustness of an all-terrain vehicle.”
manoeuvre
  1. British spelling, Canadian, and Irish, South African, Australian and New Zealand spelling of maneuver
  2. Synonyms:
      3. movement, action, move, activity, step, fancy footwork, maneuver, act, operation, motion, measure, procedure, deed, initiative, proceeding, process, gesture, exercise, gesticulation, expedient, stratagem, course of action, undertaking, venture, stroke, shift, effort, course, agency, tactic, stir, shifting, transaction, locomotion, stirring, adventure, strategy, performance, play, démarche, happening, go-down, ploy, trick, sign, signal, tack, dodge, program, programme … more
  3. Examples:
      4. “Anyone who examines the route taken by Hanjour will see that it required a complex manoeuvre by an experienced pilot.”
      “The move was obviously a manoeuvre intended to appease and, perhaps, deceive disaffected members who clamoured for fresh leadership of the party.”
      “The interrogation was part of a carefully planned manoeuvre, a facesaving device that prepared the way for our release.”
manoeuvering
  1. gerund of manoeuver; an act in which something or someone manoeuvers
maneuvrability
  1. Alternative form of manoeuvrability
maneuverability
  1. Alternative form of manoeuvrability
  2. Synonyms:
      3. mobility, motion, motility, movability, moveableness, suppleness, agility, manoeuvrability, freedom of movement, ability to move … more
  3. Examples:
      4. “The high mobility and maneuverability of troops must and will be used particularly often by the defending side.”
      “Lateens, sprits, gaffs and Bermuda rigs could nuzzle right up to the wind for better speed and maneuverability.”
      “The maneuverability of Opportunity is a factor as well, because remnant boulders from the impact may litter the rim.”
maneuvering
  1. (maneuver) An act in which something or someone maneuvers
  2. Synonyms:
      3. management, direction, planning, strategy, manipulation, choreography, stage management, manoeuvring
  3. Examples:
      4. “The maneuvering of the stage performance was impeccable, showcasing the director's exceptional planning and management skills.”
manoeuvrer
  1. Alternative spelling of maneuverer
  2. Synonyms:
      3. operator, schemer, intriguer, exploiter, manipulator, conniver, hustler, user, player, Machiavelli, puppeteer, gamer, puppetmaster, mover, wirepuller, fraud, scoundrel, wheeler-dealer, mover and shaker, string-puller, puller of strings, puppet master, conspirator, abuser, Svengali, handler, agent, controller, thimblerigger, conductor, spin doctor, plotter, planner, deceiver, maneuverer, power behind the throne, hidden hand, secret power, strategist, tactician, contriver, diplomatist, policymaker … more
  3. Examples:
      4. “He was a crablike manoeuvrer, crafty and unreliable, domineering towards followers, ruthless towards rivals.”
maneuvring
  1. Alternative form of maneuvering
maneuvre
  1. (nonstandard) Alternative spelling of maneuver
manoeuver
  1. (nonstandard) Alternative spelling of maneuver
maneuverer
  1. One who maneuvers.
  2. Synonyms:
      3. schemer, intriguer, conspirator, plotter, planner, deceiver, conniver, manipulator, machinator, conspirer, Machiavellian, scammer, cabalist, wheeler-dealer, wangler, strategist, slyboots, Machiavelli, traitor, serpent, angler, swindler, grifter, sneak, cheat, troublemaker, snake, liar, intrigante, tactician, intrigant, twister, snake in the grass, rogue, rascal, accomplice, subversive, confederate, betrayer, backstabber, highbinder, co-conspirator … more
  3. Examples:
      4. “The maneuverer orchestrated an elaborate scheme to manipulate his rivals and gain power discreetly.”
      “The maneuverer looks for ulterior motives in others because he or she has them as well.”
      “I've rejected the kind of education that made me a skillful maneuverer of abstract ideas.”
manoeuvring
  1. A manoeuvre.
maneuverabilities
  1. plural of maneuverability
  2. Synonyms:
      3. mobilities, motions, motilities, movabilities, moveableness, supplenesses, agilities, manoeuvrabilities, freedom of movement
manoeuvrabilities
  1. plural of manoeuvrability
  2. Synonyms:
      3. mobilities, motions, motilities, movabilities, moveableness, supplenesses, agilities, maneuverabilities, freedom of movement, movableness, movements, strengths, vigours, vigors, flexibilities, muscularities, athleticisms, activenesses, powers, powerfulness, lithenesses, vitalities, functionings, energies, sprightlinesses, conditionings, spryness, activities, bodily functions … more
manoeuverings
  1. plural of manoeuvering
manoeuvrings
  1. plural of manoeuvring
  2. Synonyms:
      3. ideas, strategies, propositions, approaches, plans, recommendations, policies, tactics, proposals, suggestions, actions, applications, maneuverings … more
maneuverings
  1. plural of maneuvering
  2. Synonyms:
      3. ideas, strategies, propositions, approaches, plans, recommendations, policies, tactics, proposals, suggestions, actions, applications, manoeuvrings, application, proposition, strategy, policy, projects, schemes, measures, programmes, deals, programs, game, initiatives, arrangements, intention, conception, systems, suggestion, procedure, master plans, enterprises, game plans, ventures, stratagems, undertakings, design, courses of action, concern, blueprints, campaigns, adventures, recipes, work, activity, methods, babies, feats, exploits … more
maneuvrings
  1. plural of maneuvring
manoeuvrers
  1. plural of manoeuvrer
  2. Synonyms:
      3. operators, schemers, intriguers, exploiters, manipulators, connivers, hustlers, users, players, Machiavellis, puppeteers, gamers, puppetmasters, movers, fraud, scoundrels, wheeler-dealers, movers and shakers, puppet masters, conspirators, agents, thimbleriggers, handlers, controllers, spin doctors, conductors, abusers, planners, deceivers, maneuverers, plotters, strategists, tacticians, contrivers, diplomatists, policymakers … more
maneuverers
  1. plural of maneuverer
  2. Synonyms:
      3. schemers, intriguers, conspirators, plotters, planners, deceivers, connivers, manipulators, machinators, conspirers, Machiavellians, wheeler-dealers, cabalists, scammers, wanglers, Machiavellis, slyboots, anglers, serpents, traitors, strategists, grifters, swindlers, snakes, cheats, twisters, troublemakers, sneaks, liars, snakes in the grass, rascals, rogues, backstabbers, accomplices, confederates, intrigantes, subversives, highbinders, intrigants, tacticians, betrayers, co-conspirators … more
  3. Examples:
      4. “This apparently convenient handle is more slippery than its maneuverers tend to appreciate.”
      “It is the operators and maneuverers who survive these deals, not the people doing the work.”
      “The launch itself was quite tricky, requiring some complicated maneuverers, to avoid flying over populated landmass.”
manoeuvres
  1. plural of manoeuvre
  2. Synonyms:
      3. guile, cunning, craftiness, artifice, deceit, duplicity, craft, wiliness, dishonesty, deception, fraud, cheating, deviousness, slyness, deceitfulness, foxiness, trickery, artfulness, crookedness, cunningness, guilefulness, chicanery, dissimulation, dissembling, fakery, deceptiveness, crookery, dupery, cozenage, treachery, subtlety, underhandedness, sneakiness, canniness, skulduggery, slickness, cageyness, caginess, trickiness, subtleness, wiles, ruse, tricks, knavery, gamesmanship, ruses, ploys, schemes, cleverness, shrewdness … more
manoeuvers
  1. plural of manoeuver
maneuvers
  1. plural of maneuver
  2. Synonyms:
      3. actions, execution, manoeuvres, mechanics, mechanism, motion, performance, technique, act, activity, movement, moves, exploits, feats, form, machinations, operations, style, approaches, deeds, enactments, gestures, methods, procedure, routine, art, artistry, fashion, handiwork, processes, work, workings, delivery, implementation, strokes, undertakings, blows, doings, stunts, numbers, gesticulation, efforts, tricks, achievement, enterprises, things, antics, accomplishments, steps, ventures … more
maneuvres
  1. plural of maneuvre
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