Feat

/fiːt/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A notable or impressive achievement.

Climbing Mount Everest is considered a remarkable feat in the world of mountaineering.

An act or deed that shows courage, skill, or strength.

The gymnast performed a breathtaking feat during the competition, earning a standing ovation.

A display of strength, skill, or ingenuity.

The new bridge is a feat of engineering, showcasing innovative design and durability.

Middle English 'fete', from Old French 'faete', from Latin 'factum', meaning 'a deed or act'.

a feat of strength

An impressive display of physical power or endurance.

feat of memory

An extraordinary ability to remember facts, figures, or experiences.

the feat is accomplished

Indicates that a task has been successfully completed.

accomplish

To successfully achieve something.

exploit

A bold or daring feat.

Cool stunt or trick.

Did you see that feat he pulled off at the skate park?

Something impressive someone did.

That was a total feat, how did you manage that?