1. able to be moved, steered, or controlled easily and with precision
Usage: British spelling; American spelling is 'maneuverable'; commonly used in contexts of vehicles, aircraft, and military operations

Examples

• The small sports car is highly manoeuvrable in tight city streets.
• Modern fighter jets are designed to be extremely manoeuvrable in combat.
• The compact wheelchair is more manoeuvrable than the standard model.
• A manoeuvrable boat is essential for navigating narrow canals.
• The robot's articulated arms make it manoeuvrable enough for delicate tasks.
• Despite its size, the cargo ship proved surprisingly manoeuvrable in the harbor.