Definition
Definition of manipular - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
controlTECH. related to manipulation or controlTECH.
- His manipular tactics were evident in the negotiation.
2.
psychologyTECH. tending to influence others for personal gainTECH.
- She had a manipular way of getting what she wanted.
Origin of manipular
Latin, manipulus (handful)
Examples of manipular in a sentence
Her manipular approach affected the team's dynamics. His manipular tactics were evident in the negotiation. The manipular leader swayed the crowd with ease.
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- French:manipulateur, manipulatif, ...
- German:manipulativ, beeinflussend, ...
- Italian:manipolativo, manipolatore, ...
- Spanish:manipulador, persuasivo, ...
- Portuguese:manipulador, astuto, ...
- Chinese:操控的, 善于操控的, ...
- Japanese:操作的な, 策略的な, ...
- Arabic:تَلاعُبي, استغلالي, ...
- Hebrew:מָנִיפּוּלָטִיבִי, ...
- Russian:манипулятивный, коварный, ...
- Ukrainian:маніпулятивний, впливовий, ...
- Hindi:नियंत्रणकारी, चालाक, ...
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