feat
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3.8
- noun
- /fiːt/
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- Building the seven-story skyscraper in just one year was an impressive feat of engineering.
- accomplish a feat
- perform a feat
- achieve a feat
And that's no easy feat at all.
- And that's no easy feat at all.
- It's, it's just such an incredible feat of biology.
- It wasn't just a feat of science, it was a true feat of imagination.
- I mean, it was just an amazing feat of intellect.
- You know, it's a it's an amazing, it's an amazing feat of the human mind.
- It's a unheralded feat of human endurance.
- That's, that's a tremendous feat of neuroplasticity, right?
- You've been a part of several incredible feats of strength.
- Well, when they're under load, they might be performing a feat of strength.
- Only Donald Trump would think climbing stairs is a feat of strength.
- All right, It's so it's not an impossible feat.
- It's, I mean, it's a, it's a huge feat and it's a, it's a huge task.
- And I mean, that's that's a very big feat.
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A fascinating feat of natural engineering.
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OK, Would that be would that not be the greatest feat that we could ever pull off?
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You know, it's a it's an amazing, it's an amazing feat of the human mind.
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This aircraft is a remarkable feat of engineering, but it's also a little crazy.
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How on earth did you manage such a feat?
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How he achieved this feat so rapidly is a mystery.
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Which one of them is famous for completing an extreme feat of strength?
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The ladder was an impressive engineering feat, but time had taken its toll.
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Now, this pipeline is a feat of human ingenuity.
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So the Boston Dynamics robots are just impressive feats of engineering.
Synonyms
405
1.1
A notable achievement done with a lot of hard work
344
2.3
A success you reach after working hard
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6.1
A brave action that shows skill or courage
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8.0
An impressive achievement that shows great skill
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5.6
A difficult and impressive achievement
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7.3
A very clever action that succeeds and helps a lot
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3.9
An important success that shows great skill and effort
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6.1
A difficult, impressive physical move done by a skilled performer
Actions that are brave in dangerous or very difficult situations
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Etymology
Feat comes from an old word for a 'deed' or something 'done', and it shares the same root as fact and factory, which are about making or doing. So a feat is an impressive thing someone has done.