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/ˈbɛwɛld/ · be.wield
verb
  1. To wield or control something with skill or authority. The knight bewielded his sword with precision, striking down his opponent.
noun
  1. A demonstration of mastery or dominance over something. The artist's bewield of the paintbrush was a testament to her skill.
Did you know? Bewield has been used in literary works to convey a sense of grandeur or majesty, such as in Shakespeare's 'Henry IV, Part 2', where the character Hotspur bewields his sword in a duel.
Written by Lexi Wordsworth, Dictionary Editor 0 lookups Added Jul 26, 2026