Meaning & use
Feat
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an achievement or action that requires great courage, skill, or strength.
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Climbing the mountain without oxygen was an extraordinary feat.
Building the bridge in under a year was quite a feat of engineering.
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Comes from Old French "fait," meaning "deed," related to the modern word "fact."
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