wielded
ˈwiːldɪd
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Definition of wielded - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
toolsheld and used as a weapon or tool
  • The knight's wielded sword gleamed in the sunlight.
gripped handled
2.
authorityexercised power or influence
  • The politician's wielded authority was evident in the new policies.
exercised exerted
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Origin of wielded

Old English, wieldan (to control)

Examples of wielded in a sentence

  • A wielded brush created the artwork.
  • The wielded power of the CEO was unmatched.
  • Her wielded influence shaped the entire community.

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  1. French:manié, exercé, ...
  2. German:als Waffe geführt, ausgeübte, ...
  3. Italian:brandito, esercitato, ...
  4. Spanish:empuñado, ejercido, ...
  5. Portuguese:empunhado, exercido, ...
  6. Chinese:被使用的, 行使的, ...
  7. Japanese:振るわれた, 行使された, ...
  8. Arabic:ممسوك, مُمارَس, ...
  9. Hebrew:מוּנָף, מוּפְעָל, ...
  10. Russian:в руках, осуществляемый, ...
  11. Ukrainian:утримуваний, впливовий, ...
  12. Hindi:प्रयुक्त, नियंत्रित, ...
wield
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Definition of wield - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

tr.
1.
toolshandle a tool or weapon skillfully
  • He can wield a hammer with precision.
control manipulate operate
2.
powerexercise power or authority effectively
  • She wields considerable influence in the company.
apply exert
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use control or authority to influence people or events
The president can wield power to change laws.

Origin of wield

Old English, wieldan (to control)

Examples of wield in a sentence

  • The knight could wield his weapon effortlessly.
  • The politician wields his power to enact change.
  • In the boardroom, she wields authority with confidence.

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  1. French:manier, exercer, ...
  2. German:führen, ausüben, ...
  3. Italian:maneggiare, esercitare, ...
  4. Spanish:manejar, ejercer, ...
  5. Portuguese:manusear, exercer, ...
  6. Chinese:使用, 行使, ...
  7. Japanese:扱う, 行使する, ...
  8. Arabic:اِسْتَعْمَلَ, مَارَسَ النُّفُوذ, ...
  9. Hebrew:לְהַפְעִיל, לְמַמֵּשׁ, ...
  10. Russian:владеть, обладать властью, ...
  11. Ukrainian:володіти, мати вплив, ...
  12. Hindi:चलाना, प्रभाव रखना, ...
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