How to spell WEILDED correctly?

The correct spelling for "weilded" is actually "wielded". This minor misspelling often occurs due to the placement of the "i" and the "e". Remember to switch the positions of these vowels to accurately spell this word, which means to hold or use power or influence effectively.

• gelded All of her horses had been gelded, so she wouldn't have to worry about them running away.
• gilded The room was tastefully gilded with gold trim.
• Melded She felt the sudden anguish of being melded with her lost love.
• veiled The bride's face was veiled and nobody could see her expression.
• Wailed As the funeral procession passed, the women wailed in grief.
• wedded After many years together, they finally decided to get wedded in a beautiful ceremony.
• weeded My dad weeded the garden yesterday, and now it looks so neat and tidy.
• Welded
• welder The welder is using a gas mask to protect them from the gas.
• Welled I must apologize for the mess. I got carried away and welled up.
• Welted The woven material was welted together with a sturdy cord.
• Wended She wended her way through the crowded streets to get to work on time.
• Whiled She whiled away the afternoon reading a book.
• Wielded The knight wielded his sword with ease as he defeated his enemy.
• wilde
• wilder The forest gets wilder as you go deeper.
• Willed Despite the odds against her, she willed herself to succeed.
• wilted The flowers in the vase had wilted after being left in the hot sun for too long.
• winded After a long run, I was winded.

Intertubing

• antedating
• entertain
• entertainer
• entertaining
• inditing
• inner-tubing
• intertwine
• interurban
• intuiting
• undertaking