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1. (n.) prowess
exceptional ability, skill, or strength.
2. prowess
exceptional valor or bravery, esp. in combat or battle.
Etymology: (1250–1300; ME < OF proesse, proece goodness, bravery =prouprow2+-esse < L -itia -ice)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) art, artistry, prowess
a superior skill that you can learn by study and practice and observation
"the art of conversation"; "it's quite an art"
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1. (adj) prowess
distinguished bravery; valor; especially, military bravery and skill; gallantry; intrepidity; fearlessness
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Sense: skill or ability
athletic prowess.
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 Afrikaans: vaardigheid |
 Arabic: بَراعَه، مَهارَة، قُدْرَه |
 Bulgarian: умение |
 Brazilian: proeza |
 Czech: zdatnost, obratnost |
 German: die Tüchtigkeit |
 Danish: overlegenhed |
 Greek: δεινότητα, ικανότητα |
 Spanish: proeza |
 Estonian: meisterlikkus, osavus |
 Farsi: مهارت |
 Finnish: kyvykkyys |
 French: prouesse |
 Hebrew: יְכוֹלֶת מַרשִימָה |
 Hindi: कौशल |
 Hungarian: képesség |
 Indonesian: kemahiran |
 Icelandic: hæfni, hæfileiki |
 Italian: prodezza |
 Japanese: 腕前 |
 Korean: 용기, 역량, 능력 |
 Lithuanian: meistriškumas |
 Latvian: veiklība; prasme |
 Malay: keberanian |
 Dutch: bekwaamheid |
 Norwegian: overlegen dyktighet |
 Polish: sprawność |
 Persian: مهارت |
 Pashto: مهارت، ځيركتيا |
 Portuguese: proeza |
 Romanian: abilitate |
 Russian: мастерство, умение |
 Slovak: zdatnosť |
 Slovenian: sposobnost |
 Serbian: sposobnost |
 Swedish: skicklighet |
 Thai: ความสามารถ; ความชำนาญ |
 Turkish: yetenek, ustalık |
 Taiwanese: 技能 |
 Ukrainian: доблесть, відвага |
 Urdu: لياقت، صلاحيت |
 Vietnamese: năng lực |
 Chinese: 技能 |
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