prowessed
/ˈpraʊɪst/ /ˈpraʊɛst/ /praʊˈɛst/archaic and poetic. Now rare
adjective
Possessing or endowed with prowess; valiant, brave, skilful. Also occasionally as noun, with the and plural concord: people showing prowess as a class.
Origin
Early 18th century; earliest use found in Elijah Fenton (1683–1730), poet. From prowess + -ed, perhaps arising through misinterpretation of prowest, superlative of prow.