Synonym: employ, handle, hold, manage, manipulate, use, wave. Similar words: unwieldy, field, yield, shield, afield, infield, field day, force field. Meaning: [wɪːld] 
v. 1. have and exercise 2. handle effectively.
v. 1. have and exercise 2. handle effectively. 
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31. As a means of assuring us that the management of large public companies do not wield arbitrary power it is unsatisfactory.
32. We cant take time to talk to the stylist before they wield the scissors.
33. Part of the answer lies in the press's eternal fascination with those who wield political power.
34. I saw you wield scythe once.
35. The two firms wield enormous clout in financial markets.
36. Sepulchrals are sacred undead and wield magical obsidian glaives.
37. He decides to wield his pitiful weapon.
38. The two principal officeholders wield enormous power.
39. Until men united wield a hallowed sabre.
40. Most Oni dress in tighter skins and wield clubs.
41. He whispers to you through the blade you wield.
42. People may wield the power in a democracy.
43. Cannot wield is disconsolate, unceasing is temporarily the emotions.
44. The trade unions were afraid that the government would wield a big stick over them.
45. EMCUT 135 POSSESSES EXCELIENT ANTI - WIELD, RAPID HEAT DISSIPATION AND FAST CHIP CLEARING PROPERTIES.
46. If this were true, the public would wield veto power over Federal Reserve policy.
47. It is weighty work, which he cannot wield by himself.
48. Chichimec lancers wield long wooden flint tipped spears. Useful when hunting, this weapon is also useful in defending formations and for holding off enemies at a range longer than a hatchet's.
49. He who knows only how to wield a pen usually feels quite helpless in the face of practical problems.
50. The President offered compromises to parliament to defuse the battle of wills over who should wield power.
51. We ought to be thankful that it is the nice people who wield it.
52. This is weighty work, which he cannot wield by himself.
53. Some outsiders, particularly America and China, wield influence in Khartoum.
54. Bag of Tricks: Wield 11 mystical weapons including swords,[www.Sentencedict.com] crossbows and magical artifacts.
55. How should a judge wield the power of judicial discretion properly in the practice of civil action is a task worthy of researching for the melioration of our trial system.
56. The skill of the Elves can reforge the sword of kings, but only you have the power to wield it.
57. They are highly trained indigenous warriors who can wield their clubs with great skill and are often used as shock troops.
58. Oni dress in tighter skins and wield huge swords and carry javelins.
59. In a democratic system it is the people that wield the power.
60. Because minor parties wield very little power in the United States, the two-party system contributes to the centralization of authority.
More similar words: unwieldy, field, yield, shield, afield, infield, field day, force field, field trip, shielding, unyielding, windshield, battle field, field of vision, electric field, magnetic field, theoretical yield, spiel, meld, held, elder, upheld, seldom, elderly, eldritch, feldspar.