IPA: /wiːld/
KK: /wild/
To use or control something, especially a tool or weapon, with skill and confidence.
He can wield a sword like a master.
Past: wielded
Past Participle: wielded
Wield → It originates from Old English 'wieldan' (meaning to control or to have power over). The word 'wield' means to hold and use (a weapon or tool) effectively, implying control over it.
Think of having 'control' ('wieldan') over something, like a tool or weapon, to remember that 'wield' means to hold and use it effectively.