maneuverable (Meaning)

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maneuverable (s)

capable of maneuvering or changing position

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The compact car's maneuverability made it perfect for navigating busy city streets.
The sailboat's responsive sails allowed for exceptional maneuverability in varying wind conditions.
The pilot skillfully maneuvered the plane through the turbulent air, maintaining stability.
The athlete's agile movements showcased their exceptional maneuverability on the field.
The robotic arm had unmatched maneuverability, capable of reaching intricate angles and spaces.
The lightweight backpack's ergonomic design provided enhanced maneuverability for hikers.
The submarine's sleek hull and advanced propulsion system granted it remarkable maneuverability underwater.
The tightrope walker's balance and coordination were essential for maintaining maneuverability on the high wire.
The rescue team used maneuverable drones to navigate treacherous terrain and locate survivors.
The orchestra conductor's fluid gestures ensured precise maneuverability of the musical instruments, creating a harmonious performance.

capable of maneuvering or changing position

manipulate, manage, treat, negotiate, take, handle, address, grapple (with), swing,play

scamp, botch, scamp, goof (up), fumble, louse up, mess (up), mishandle, mess (up), louse up

The compact car's maneuverability made it perfect for navigating busy city streets.

The sailboat's responsive sails allowed for exceptional maneuverability in varying wind conditions.

The pilot skillfully maneuvered the plane through the turbulent air, maintaining stability.

The athlete's agile movements showcased their exceptional maneuverability on the field.