maneuverable
/məˈnuːvərəbəl/
adjective
- Easy to move, turn, or change direction, especially in a small or tight space.
- The small car is very maneuverable in city traffic.
- The drone's lightweight design makes it highly maneuverable even in windy conditions.
- A kayak is more maneuverable than a large boat in narrow rivers.
- Able to be skillfully controlled or directed to achieve a goal, especially in a complex or changing situation.
- The politician's flexible strategy made her campaign more maneuverable than her opponent's.
- The chess player kept his pieces maneuverable to respond to any attack.
- A smaller team is often more maneuverable when adapting to new market trends.