prowesses

Areas of expertise

Prowesses is the plural of prowess, referring to multiple instances or types of exceptional skill, bravery, or ability.

Where prowess is typically used as an uncountable noun—his prowess on the battlefield—the plural appears when distinguishing separate domains of excellence: Her athletic and academic prowesses earned her multiple scholarships.

The plural form is uncommon and often sounds awkward; most writers prefer constructions like "areas of prowess" or simply use the singular.

intellectual

brilliance

Exceptional intelligence or luster

acumen · capabilities · aptitudes · proficiencies · scholarship · erudition · analytical · reasoning · problem-solving · creativity

martial

valor

Courage in danger

fighting · combat · swordsmanship · warfare · conquests · victories · chivalry · knighthood · gallantry · battles

athletic

feats

Notable acts of skill

talents · achievements · exploits · accomplishments · dominance · supremacy · agility · speed · endurance · stamina

sexual

virility

Masculine strength and potency

masculinity · seduction · conquests · libido · vigor · vitality · endurance · desirability · attractiveness · charisma

Opposites
ability/competence

prowessesweaknesses

Points of vulnerability

ineptitudes · incompetences · failings · deficiencies · inadequacies

courage/boldness

prowessescowardice

Absence of bravery

timidity · fearfulness · pusillanimity · cravenness · faintheartedness

physical strength/power

prowessesweaknesses

Points of vulnerability

frailties · feebleness · debilities · infirmities · puniness

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