prowess
prowess
great skill or ability in a particular activity
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prowess with Russian translation
prowess usage examples
Её мастерство в шахматах удивило весь класс.
Her prowess in chess surprised the whole class.
Команда похвалила его мастерство в трудной ситуации.
The team praised his prowess under pressure.
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prowess synonyms
What's the difference between prowess / skill / expertise / mastery / talent / ability
the general ability to do something well; broader and more everyday than prowess
She has excellent writing skill.
specialized knowledge and skill, especially in a professional field; emphasizes competence and experience
Her expertise in data analysis was crucial to the project.
complete or highly developed control of a skill or subject; stronger on the idea of full command
He achieved mastery of the violin after years of practice.
a natural aptitude or gift; often suggests inborn potential rather than learned ability
She showed a real talent for painting at an early age.
the capacity to do something; the broadest and least specific of the group
She has the ability to learn languages quickly.
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How to pronounce prowess and what this word means
prowess means prowess. This page includes translation, pronunciation, transcription, audio, usage examples and related words.
how to pronounce prowess
/ˈpraʊɛs/
prowess translation
prowess
prowess examples
Her prowess in chess surprised the whole class.
prowess transcription
/ˈpraʊɛs/, /ˈpraʊɛs/
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prowess meaning: what does it mean?
great skill or ability in a particular activity
prowess pronunciation: how do you pronounce it?
prowess is pronounced as /ˈpraʊɛs/. Audio is available on this page when the word has a recording.
prowess definition and sentence examples: how is it used in a sentence?
Her prowess in chess surprised the whole class. Translation: Её мастерство в шахматах удивило весь класс.
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