Maneuver Past Tense

The past tense of Maneuver is maneuvered.

1. maneuver

verb. ['məˈnuːvɝ'] direct the course; determine the direction of travelling.

Rhymes with Maneuver

• vancouver
• remover
• stuver
• steuver
• kluver
• gruver
• groover
• zuver
• mover
• hoover
• coover

How do you pronounce maneuver?

Pronounce maneuver as məˈnuvər.

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How do you spell maneuver? Is it manuver ?

A common misspelling of maneuver is manuver

Sentences with maneuver

1. Noun, singular or mass
You may need to repeat this maneuver several times to fully clear the blockage.

Quotes about maneuver

1. Chronic anxiety is a state more undesirable than any other, and we will try almost any maneuver to eliminate it. Modern man is living in anxious anticipation of destruction. Such anxiety can be easily eliminated by self-destruction. As a German saying puts it: 'Better an end with terror than a terror without end.
- Robert E. Neale, The Art of Dying

2. He could build a city. Has a certain capacity. There’s a niche in his chestwhere a heart would fit perfectlyand he thinks if he could just maneuver one into place –well then, game over.
- Richard Siken

2. maneuver

noun. ['məˈnuːvɝ'] a military training exercise.

3. maneuver

noun. ['məˈnuːvɝ'] a plan for attaining a particular goal.

4. maneuver

noun. ['məˈnuːvɝ'] an action aimed at evading an opponent.

5. maneuver

noun. ['məˈnuːvɝ'] a move made to gain a tactical end.

6. maneuver

verb. ['məˈnuːvɝ'] perform a movement in military or naval tactics in order to secure an advantage in attack or defense.

7. maneuver

noun. ['məˈnuːvɝ'] a deliberate coordinated movement requiring dexterity and skill.

8. maneuver

verb. ['məˈnuːvɝ'] act in order to achieve a certain goal.