Prowess is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PROWESS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• exceptional ability
• skill or expertise in a particular activity or field
• bravery in battle
• superior skill or ability
• a superior skill that you can learn by study and practice and observation
ADJECTIVE:
• Distinguished bravery; valor; especially, military bravery and skill; gallantry; intrepidity; fearlessness.

Words related to PROWESS

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Words that contain PROWESS

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How to use PROWESS in a sentence

• To God he ascribes, not only his success in life, but his physical prowess.
• Smale, who may be considered the oldest Setter judges, and who have owned dogs whose prowess in the field has brought them high reputation.
• The Germans had shown great prowess here, and the French still greater.
• On the contrary it was regarded very kindly by fraternity members, as a desirable though not indispensable addition to social standing and physical prowess.
• Why dost thou then, O king, forgive the wicked sons of Dhritarashtra? Thou hast intelligence, prowess, learning and high birth.
• There is not throughout the whole world a single soul who can boast of strength and prowess equal to his.
• But O king, whose prowess consisteth in truth, that virtue is worthy of the name, which is not conflicting.
• He did not disturb any of this litter, but left it as a mark of his prowess.
• He was next in authority and power, and, because of his immense size and prowess, led all expeditions against their enemies, none of whom was held in fear.
• Historical pictures enlarged the mind of his people, keeping before it the high deeds of its children and stimulating to noble prowess.
• But the prowess and valor 45 Of the earls of the Geatmen early shall venture To give him a grapple.
• She had not, however, forgotten her ancient prowess, and Jerry was delighted with his passenger.
• Indeed, it is solely due to his mental prowess that man has attained a position above that of any lower animal.
• Each thought himself the greater of the two, and it lay between them which should gain the princess, by his prowess, to be his queen.
• He lost confidence in the prowess of his companions, and deserted them.
• The respect which was excited by their warlike prowess can easily be read between the lines of the Hebrew story.
• I enjoyed a marked illustration of his prowess one afternoon, near Hooge.
• By way of showing their prowess, some even offered the white men human skulls from which the flesh had not yet been taken.
• Everywhere there was fierce force and seething energy, bringing forth fruit of piety or prowess.
• He slept most of the time, but at long intervals he would brighten up and tell of his prowess when a warrior.
• Ina is famous for more than his military prowess, for he was the first King of Wessex to issue written laws for the guidance of his subjects.
• The man from Pike County was evidently puzzled, and told no more stories of his own prowess.
• The strong heart of William, however, failed him not, and by his single prowess and presence of mind he recalled the fleeing troops.
• But there is a limit to the powers and the prowess of man.
• Whatever is effected by the appearance of the Maid of Orleans, is effected by her individual prowess, or the aid of heaven administered through her.
• Their prowess in the field of letters had not been publicly discussed before.

Similar words containing PROWES without suffix s

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