wieldy (Meaning)
Wordnet
wieldy (a)
easy to handle or use or manage
Webster
wieldy (a.)
Capable of being wielded; manageable; wieldable; -- opposed to unwieldy.
Synonyms & Antonyms of wieldy
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wieldy Sentence Examples
- The massive sword proved wieldy for the petite knight, hindering her every swing.
- The ax was unwieldy in his hands, causing him to drop it clumsily.
- The unwieldy broom made cleaning the barn an arduous task.
- Despite its size, the fire hose was surprisingly wieldy, allowing firefighters to maneuver it effectively.
- The lightweight and aerodynamical bike felt incredibly wieldy, allowing the cyclist to navigate tight corners with ease.
- The unwieldy backpack weighed down the hiker, making him stumble on the rugged trail.
- The wieldy hammer allowed the carpenter to drive nails into the wood with precision.
- The unwieldy package made it difficult for the delivery driver to carry up the stairs.
- The surgeon's scalpel was incredibly wieldy, enabling her to perform delicate procedures with accuracy.
- The wieldy remote control allowed the user to navigate the TV menus effortlessly.
FAQs About the word wieldy
easy to handle or use or manageCapable of being wielded; manageable; wieldable; -- opposed to unwieldy.
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The massive sword proved wieldy for the petite knight, hindering her every swing.
The ax was unwieldy in his hands, causing him to drop it clumsily.
The unwieldy broom made cleaning the barn an arduous task.
Despite its size, the fire hose was surprisingly wieldy, allowing firefighters to maneuver it effectively.
