Wield
Meaning of Wield
To hold and use a weapon, tool, or power effectively.
In simple words: To hold and use something like a tool or weapon.
Wield in a sentence
- He can wield great influence in the company.
- The warrior must wield his sword with skill.
- She learned to wield tools in her woodworking class.
How to use Wield
Use 'wield' when discussing control or use of tools, weapons, or power. Avoid in casual conversations about everyday actions.
Grammar pattern
wield + object
Memory hint
Imagine a knight wielding a sword in a battle.
Related words
Collocations with Wield
- wield power
- wield a weapon
- wield influence
- wield authority
Synonyms for Wield
Common mistakes with Wield
- Confusing 'wield' with 'wielding', forgetting the correct verb form.
- Using 'wield' without an object, like 'wield the sword'.
- Mixing up the meaning with 'yield'.
Compare Wield with Manipulate, Control, Handle, Manage, Exert
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Frequently asked questions about Wield
What does Wield mean?
To hold and use something like a tool or weapon.
What is the definition of Wield?
To hold and use a weapon, tool, or power effectively.
How do you use Wield in a sentence?
He can wield great influence in the company.
Can you give another example of Wield?
The warrior must wield his sword with skill.
What are synonyms for Wield?
Common alternatives include manipulate, control, handle, manage, exert.
What is the opposite of Wield?
Opposite meanings include discard, surrender.
What words go with Wield?
It commonly pairs with wield power, wield a weapon, wield influence, wield authority.
What are common mistakes when using Wield?
Confusing 'wield' with 'wielding', forgetting the correct verb form. Using 'wield' without an object, like 'wield the sword'. Mixing up the meaning with 'yield'.
How do you pronounce Wield?
US: //wiːld//, UK: //wiːld//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.
When should I use Wield?
Use 'wield' when discussing control or use of tools, weapons, or power. Avoid in casual conversations about everyday actions.

