wield power
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v.t./i.Verb (Transitive/Intransitive)To have and use power or influence.
The president wields considerable power within the government.
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Logan: Superhero Movies Get Old
- Logan is attempting to expose the inadequacy of these fantasies, trying to show that no personal moral code can wield power without risking devastation.
Logan is attempting to expose the inadequacy of these fantasies, trying to show that no personal moral code can wield power without risking devastation.
- Logan is attempting to expose the inadequacy of these fantasies, trying to show that no personal moral code can wield power without risking devastation.
Logan is attempting to expose the inadequacy of these fantasies, trying to show that no personal moral code can wield power without risking devastation.
Japanese Sexuality: The rise of Pornography
- The increase in women's consciousness here, the fact that they wield power in their—it's no longer being as secretive as it used to be.
The increase in women's consciousness here, the fact that they wield power in their—it's no longer being as secretive as it used to be.