maneuverability
/məˌnuvərəˈbɪləti/
noun
- The ability to move easily and change direction quickly.
- The fighter jet's maneuverability allows it to dodge enemy missiles.
- A kayak has better maneuverability than a large canoe in fast-moving rivers.
- The small car is known for its excellent maneuverability in tight city streets.
- The ability to control or change a situation or plan easily.
- With limited funds, the team had little maneuverability to change the project.
- The new policy gives managers more maneuverability in budget decisions.
- Her maneuverability in negotiations helped the company avoid a strike.
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