Prowess
prowess (noun) - great ability in some activity such as war, sports, or business
Example sentences:
* He boasted of his prowess in the stock market.
* The organisational prowess of the company's president is acknowledged as masterly even by those outraged by his unethical business practices.
* The financier was acknowledged worldwide for his prowess in international mergers and acquisitions.
* His organisational strength and financial prowess were decisive for breaking into larger markets around the world.
* If the election was decided on sporting prowess, Mr Bush would win easily.
* The professor's knowledge of languages and academic prowess were indeed noteworthy.
* His views on Mr Thaksin's electoral prowess were a little bit jaded.
* The band has demonstrated songwriting prowess with a large catalogue of original compositions.
* His lack of athletic prowess did not matter. She married him anyway.
* The almost total victory was achieved, not by technical prowess in the cause of destruction, but by moral superiority, he said.
* "Far be it from me to dispute the alleged extraordinary sexual prowess of the new Lord of Bath."
