Maneuver into Meaning in English
expression
Definition
To carefully or skillfully guide someone or something into a specific position, place, or situation, often by using strategy or subtle actions.
Usage & Nuances
Usually used in more formal, written, or figurative contexts. Common with people, vehicles, careers, or plans. Often implies skill, subtlety, and intention. Can refer to both physical movement or manipulating a situation.
Example Sentences
He skillfully maneuvered into the parking spot.
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They tried to maneuver into a better position during the meeting.
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You need to maneuver into that narrow space carefully.
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She managed to maneuver into her dream job after years of hard work.
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With some clever talking, he maneuvered into getting an invite to the exclusive party.
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The company maneuvered into a leading market position over several years.
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