Engage and Maneuver

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Engage verb - To hold the attention of.

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Maneuver and engage are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Maneuver" instead a verb "Engage".

Nearby Words: engagement, engaging, engagingly

Maneuver verb - To deal with (something) usually skillfully or efficiently.

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Engage and maneuver are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Engage" instead a verb "Maneuver".

Goto's Blood Ravens trilogy, having discovered reason to believe Rhamah was still alive, the Blood Ravens engage in a deeply risky maneuver in warp, as the only way to retrieve him.

Source: No One Gets Left Behind
See the Whites of Their Eyes: Ships can engage from long distances where the enemy can only be seen as a sensor blip, but they may also get into close-in fighting where maneuver is involved.

Source: Video Game / Sword of the Stars
The strategy to constantly engage General Lee and then maneuver around him forced the Confederate army into an irreversible retreat, but the overall objectives tended to be lost on the public which were focused on the battlefield reports.

Source: Zero-Approval Gambit

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