SportsJuly 4, 2026
prowess
/ˈpraʊ.ɪs/
Definition
Superior skill, expertise, or strength in a particular field or activity.
Etymology
Derived from the Old French word 'prouesse,' meaning 'bravery' or 'valor.' It traces back to the Vulgar Latin 'prode,' meaning 'advantageous' or 'valiant,' and evolved into English to describe notable capability or mastery.
In the news
The author notes that the team used the transfer portal to recruit players specifically for their ball-handling and defensive prowess to address weaknesses from the previous season. It highlights the high level of talent the team expects these new athletes to bring to the court.
How KU women’s basketball could line up next season
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