/wɛld/ (WEELD)

Definitions

1. verb

to hold or use a tool, weapon, or other object with skill and force; to use or exercise something, such as power or influence.

“She wielded the knife with precision to cut the delicate fabric.”

2. noun

a person or thing that has power or influence, especially in a particular sphere or area.

“The lawyer is a great wielder of the law in the courtroom.”

3. verb

to be able to use or control something, such as a language or a skill.

“After years of studying, he can now wield the Spanish language with ease.”