Wield ( verb , noun )

(As a verb)

Wield ( verb )

1. To have and use effectively, as a weapon or tool.
2. To have control or authority over.

Origin:

From old english "wiðian" meaning "to control" or "to have power over".

Examples:

1. He wielded a sword with great skill.
2. She wielded the axe with ease.
3. He wields a lot of power in the company.
4. She wields a great influence over her followers.
5. The ruler wielded a tight control over his kingdom.

(As a noun)

Wield ( noun )

1. To have and use effectively, as a weapon or tool.
2. To have control or authority over.

Origin:

From old english "wiðian" meaning "to control" or "to have power over".

Examples:

1. He wielded a sword with great skill.
2. She wielded the axe with ease.
3. He wields a lot of power in the company.
4. She wields a great influence over her followers.
5. The ruler wielded a tight control over his kingdom.