wielder
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5.3
- noun
- /ˈwiːldər/
:
portador
- Each wielder of the Master Sword never spoke a word and still remained different from the next.
- wielders of power
Potto is signalling not only his controls over the ties that bind, but also that he has his hands on a weapon, just like the club wielder in the small room.
- Potto is signalling not only his controls over the ties that bind, but also that he has his hands on a weapon, just like the club wielder in the small room.
- The knife has been able to open up a lot of portals will the knife wielder can also close the portals as well.
Examples
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I am a servant of the Secret Fire, wielder of the flame of Anor.
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I give you full title to anything you may receive... ...from future wielders of knives.
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What she needs now is to open her heart to the Mjolnir Wielder.
Blog text (32) -
But in every battle, the wielder was struck with battle madness, a melancholy that would drive him alone into the midst of the enemy.
Fiction book (2001) -
None of the principal power-wielders in world affairs are happy with the status quo.
Academic text (1999) -
My favorite was one showing Han Solo as a bearded lightsaber wielder.
Blog text (11) -
Their drow wielders crouched low, staring at the broken door.
Fiction book (1992) -
- Oh, Odin, all father, Lord of Valhalla, wielder of the Gungnir, we stand before you in reverence and supplication.
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For the first time, Kendra contemplated the idea of authority whose limits depended only on its wielder's restraint; who could check power that was silent and unseen?
Fiction book (2001) -
The wielder of the ancient sword was praised for their bravery during battle.
Synonyms
268
3.0
A person who controls a machine or piece of equipment
3
6.3
A person or machine that controls equipment in a factory
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7.5
A person or device that uses something for a particular purpose
Antonyms
How Powerful
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Morphology
Etymology
The word wielder comes from the verb wield, which meant 'to hold and use', like holding a sword or a tool. So a wielder is a person who holds and controls a tool, weapon, or power.