manoeuvre
/ˈmæn.juː.vər/ or /ˈmæn.juːvər/Definitions
1. noun
a skillful movement or action, especially a clever or deceitful one, to gain an advantage or achieve a goal
“The politician’s manoeuvre to shift the blame for the economic crisis was widely criticized.”
2. verb
to move skillfully or cleverly, especially to gain an advantage or achieve a goal
“The general manoeuvred his troops to outflank the enemy.”
3. verb
to manipulate or influence people or things in a clever or deceitful way
“The company manoeuvred the market to increase its share price.”