feat
/fi:st/
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Definition
Noun: 1. A notable or impressive achievement, especially one requiring great courage, skill, or strength. It refers to an act or deed that is remarkable and often difficult to accomplish. 2.
Examples of Usage
- Noun:
- Climbing Mount Everest without supplemental oxygen is an incredible feat of human endurance.
- The engineer's latest feat was designing a bridge that could withstand extreme earthquakes.
- Organizing the international conference in just one month was a logistical feat.
Advanced Usage
- "no mean feat": This idiom is used to emphasize that something is a significant and praiseworthy achievement, often implying it was difficult.
- Balancing a full-time job with her studies was no mean feat.
- "feat of engineering/strength/derring-do": Common collocations specifying the nature of the remarkable achievement.
- The new skyscraper is a feat of modern engineering.
- Lifting that weight is a feat of strength few can match.
Variants and Related Words
- Featly (adverb, archaic): In a skillful, neat, or elegant manner.
- The dancer moved featly across the stage.
Synonyms
- Achievement: Something accomplished successfully, especially through effort or skill.
- Exploit: A notable or heroic act, often involving boldness or daring.
- Accomplishment: Something that has been achieved successfully.
- Deed: An intentional act, often a brave or generous one.
Related Phrases
- Feat of arms (archaic/literary): A military achievement; a deed of valor in battle.
- The knight was celebrated for his many feats of arms.
Noun
- a notable achievement
- he performed a great feat
- the book was her finest effort