Aún no tenemos significados para "own prowess".
1And he had an irritating modesty in speaking of his own prowess.
2Then more sweetly shall we drink while the bards chaunt our own prowess.
3You've always been so secure in your own prowess in battle.
4He was drunk with the sense of his own prowess.
5Indeed, Arjuna then regarded his own prowess to be destroyed by his high-souled assailant.
6Dishevelled, panting, each still boasting of his own prowess, they stumbled back to the porch.
7His confidence in his own prowess and resources amounted to rashness, and finally caused his death.
8Displaying also his own prowess, he seemed to get the better of Dhananjaya at that time.
9Frank had also his trophies for Patty, and the tale to tell of his own prowess.
10The men themselves were in rivalry with other bodies of troops, and proud of their own prowess.
11Confident of their own prowess and marksmanship, they nevertheless did not discount the ability of the foe.
12He placed such trust in his own prowess that he thought that he needed no other arms.
13The ruddy Northman told some tales of his own prowess in keeping order: notably one of a Marquis.
14They can scarcely be too improbable for him, portraying, as they do, his belief in his own prowess.
15He smiled at his own prowess.
16The British quittedSpaininJanuary, 1800, leaving the Spaniards to struggle with the French by their own prowess.
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