prowess

He added, “Behind the word was an unspoken pact: they gave one another credit for prowess.”

Everywhere there was fierce force and seething energy, bringing forth fruit of piety or prowess.

And to this prowess in courtly exercises he joined a love of art and learning which especially commended him to the Moro.

He seemed to doubt my prowess, but slowly worked his way into his coat.

I see Paul's prowess best when I find him on the foundering ship under the glare of the lightning in the breakers of Melita.

They found no great place in naval history, but England knew their prowess and respected it.