wieldy

[ weel-dee ]
/ ˈwil di /
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adjective, wield·i·er, wield·i·est.

readily wielded or managed, as in use or action.

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Origin of wieldy

Middle English word dating back to 1325–75; see origin at wield, -y1

Words nearby wieldy

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Words related to wieldy

robust, potent, compact, convenient, handy, lightweight, dominant, impressive, capable, influential, forceful, persuasive, dynamic, authoritative, mighty, compelling, vigorous, energetic, all-powerful, accessible

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British Dictionary definitions for wieldy

wieldy
/ (ˈwiːldɪ) /

adjective wieldier or wieldiest

easily handled, used, or managed
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