Manoeuvred is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MANOEUVRED in dictionary:

VERB:
• MANOEUVRE, to conduct manoeuvres, also MANEUVER
• move skilfully or carefully
• carefully guide or manipulate (someone or something) in order to achieve an end
• manipulate a situation to achieve an end
NOUN:
• a movement or series of moves requiring skill and care
• a carefully planned or cunning scheme or action
• the fact or process of taking carefully planned or cunning action
• a large-scale military exercise of troops, warships, and other forces
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a military or naval movement; an armed forces training exercise; an extended and large-scale training exercise involving military and naval units separately or in combination —often used in plural

Words related to MANOEUVRED

manoeuvre14

Words that contain MANOEUVRED

outmanoeuvred19

How to use MANOEUVRED in a sentence

• He next manoeuvred with great ability, and succeeded in making his way into the province of Flanders, took Ghent by assault, and soon reduced Bruges, Ypres, and Ostend.
• She manoeuvred in secret to induce friends to persuade him that he ought to renounce his fearful journey, when all her own affectionate efforts to this intent had failed.
• The troops made a very brilliant appearance and manoeuvred well.
• Warily and slowly he manoeuvred round Montgomery, stepping forward and yet again forward until he had imperceptibly backed him into his corner.
• I held that drill, with five sections of living men, and a single file of dead, who manoeuvred to my word.
• Saladin manoeuvred incessantly for its relief, and several battles had already been fought beneath the walls.
• He manoeuvred carefully, and discovered that there was somebody sitting in the hall just inside the door.
• In 1776 nothing remarkable occurred in his history, unless it were the interview which Boswell so admirably manoeuvred to bring about between him and Jack Wilkes.
• At the appointed time the lid was closed and the boat at first manoeuvred on the surface.
• An Army cannot be manoeuvred, a Government cannot be carried on, without it.
• Beroviero had manoeuvred so cleverly that Marietta almost jostled the young patrician as she turned the pillar.
• The British gunners manoeuvred in all directions in order to locate that particularly dangerous piece of ordnance.
• Passing through this, they manoeuvred to reach the outside, where a taxi was hailed, and the address given.
• Johnson then manoeuvred the ship so as to render assistance to the crews of the Hogue and Aboukir.
• The filly trembled and sidled away from the garden-seat up to which Johnny Connolly had manoeuvred her.
• Cutty waved a hand cheerfully if vaguely toward his guiding star, picked up the chair, commandeered the clothes pole, and silently manoeuvred to the wall of the warehouse.
• Gullettsville became in some measure a strategic point, and the left wing of one army and the right wing of the other manoeuvred for possession.
• He manoeuvred so fast that his body appeared to glance in and out.
• But Hubert owed his success to the skill with which he manoeuvred for the weather-gage, and his victory was not less brilliant than momentous.
• They also manoeuvred during this skirmish so as to cut off the horsemen from the town.
• The skill, with which they manoeuvred their steeds, whirling the long muskets over their heads, as they rode at full gallop, appeared quite surprising.
• They invariably fought under sail, and manoeuvred so skilfully that boarding was impossible.
• No boats could have been manoeuvred better, in working to windward, than were these long canoes by the naked savages.
• Expecting that the enemy would take him for a pilot of the Ganges, he manoeuvred accordingly.
• So he manoeuvred around and waited until five of the deer had lined up close together.
• Then, for the first time, the enormous armies of the Union were manoeuvred in harmonious combination, and the superior force was exerted to its full effect.
• He had merely manoeuvred to get quit of an inconvenient line of supply, and to place his army in a more favourable position for attacking Richmond.
• Of these, 25,000 men might possibly, could they have been manoeuvred in the forest, have been sent to drive Jackson back.
• An approaching battle was much spoken of, the prince having manoeuvred, until that movement, only in order to await a reinforcement that had just reached him.
• For three days the armies manoeuvred and drew slowly together.
• Then Dick so manoeuvred that he had Dodge between himself and the shore of the lake.
• In other words, he was not driven, hinted, or manoeuvred out of Streatham.
• With the seas so swift and ponderous I completely forgot the cold wind in watching the two lively ships being manoeuvred till they were within earshot.
• The troops of the western section of the defence closed in and were manoeuvred by Baden-Powell through the telephone.
• The sail was lowered, oars shipped, and she was manoeuvred stern on to the beach.

Similar words containing MANOEUVR without suffix ed

manoeuvre14 manoeuvrer15 manoeuvres15 manoeuvrers16 manoeuvring17 manoeuvrable19 manoeuvrings18 outmanoeuvre17 outmanoeuvred19 outmanoeuvres18 outmanoeuvring20 manoeuvrability25

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