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To physically and visibly hold, carry or brandish
“Kalao dodged every move, evading each cut without having to wield his weapon.”
To wave (something) around
“The warriors wield flags upon their spears and tridents.”
To have in one's possession, command or control
“The Royal Company of Archers is a group of mostly elderly men who dress up for ceremonial events, but they also wield power and influence.”
To make use of (something in one's possession)
“Arnold feared that the new governing classes would lack the will to wield authority.”
To carry or bear
To direct, handle, control, or be in charge of
To have the use or benefit of something
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