feat

/fi:st/
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feat

He performed a remarkable feat of engineering.

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.
feat

He performed a remarkable feat of engineering.

Noun
  1. a notable achievement
    • he performed a great feat
    • the book was her finest effort