manuvré

Manuvré is a term sometimes used to describe a specific type of maneuver or action, particularly in contexts where a subtle, strategic, or perhaps even deceptive move is being made. It often implies a degree of skill or cleverness in execution, aiming to achieve a particular outcome through indirect means. The word itself has a French origin, suggesting a connection to the idea of "hand" or "handling," which aligns with the notion of skillful manipulation.

While not a widely recognized technical term in most formal fields, "manuvré" can appear in informal discussions, literature, or analyses of social or political situations. It might be used to describe a political maneuver, a clever business strategy, or even a subtle social interaction. The connotation can sometimes be negative, suggesting an underhanded or self-serving tactic, though it can also simply refer to a well-executed and effective move that requires strategic thinking. The precise meaning can therefore depend heavily on the context in which it is used.