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Meanings of prowess in English
Synonyms
Examples for "art"
Examples for "art"
1
So it's not just good for the art; it's good for business.
2
The seemingly gravity-defying art market also reflects the nature of wealth today.
3
A great love is necessary for a great art, Mr. Flint explained.
4
With regularity, serious people ask: Has visual art gone off the rails?
5
Some work may be art, but most work might be good jewellery.
1
Yet someone who had built a great temple, carved with serious artistry.
2
Well she'll need to improve her artistry to get to that point.
3
That is the mechanism in the lump; but what of the artistry?
4
When Hildegunde sees Engelhart's great artistry she falls in love with him.
5
Dear Kanye West It is YOU who is so busy disrespecting artistry.
Usage of prowess in English
1
Much of the economy does not match the prowess of German manufacturers.
2
The squire was telling the girl of his prowess in the hunt.
3
All their talk would be of him and his great hunting prowess.
4
Nothing so quickly demolishes prejudice in garrison as prowess in the field.
5
Google brought its considerable camera prowess down to the affordable phone market.
6
People used her as a lure, and proof of their social prowess.
7
The tales of his skill and prowess spread far through the wilderness.
8
State television frequently portrayed the platform as evidence of Venezuela's engineering prowess.
9
Young Julian clearly had considerable prowess in the swing of his bat.
10
The prowess of this prince has been celebrated in prose and verse.
11
The Scriptures refrain intentionally from expatiating upon the prowess of the miscreant.
12
The EDGAR database is a good test of the team's XML prowess.
13
Many say they fear compliance hurdles or a lack of tech prowess.
14
The women like prowess and the manly virtues of pluck and endurance.
15
He had imagined peoples secure in the shadow of his eagle-eyed prowess.
16
No failures - what, not even of football prowess or political will?
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Prowess through the time
Prowess across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common