Chivalry and Prowess

Chivalry

Chivalry noun - The medieval principles governing knighthood and knightly conduct.

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Prowess and chivalry are semantically related in valour topic. In some cases you can use "Prowess" instead a noun "Chivalry".

Nearby Words: chivalrous, chivalrously

Prowess noun - Strength of mind to carry on in spite of danger.

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Chivalry and prowess are semantically related in valour topic. Sometimes you can use "Chivalry" instead a noun "Prowess".

good	good chivalry	good prowess
high	high chivalry	high prowess
actual	actual chivalry	actual prowess
great	great chivalry	great prowess
Other adjectives: social, personal.

Chivalry was partly bravery and strength, but it was as much gallantry, physical prowess, and especially, honor.

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Lancelot serves as this during his early appearances on Merlin (2008), mostly showing up the rest of the knights of Camelot in chivalry and in fighting prowess.

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