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Word

feat

noun C1
/fiːt/

Meanings

noun

An impressive achievement, especially one that is difficult and requires skill, strength, or courage.

feat: An impressive achievement, especially one that is difficult and requires skill, strength, or courage.
noun

A remarkable or unusual act that shows ability or creativity, often in a performance or demonstration.

feat: A remarkable or unusual act that shows ability or creativity, often in a performance or demonstration.

Definition

A feat is an impressive achievement that requires great skill, strength, or courage.

A feat is something difficult that someone manages to do successfully. It is usually seen as impressive because it needs unusual ability, effort, or bravery. People often talk about feats in sports, exploration, science, or everyday challenges.

Examples

  • She completed the ocean swim alone, a feat that amazed even seasoned athletes.
  • I still consider it a feat that I finished the report and the presentation in a single afternoon.
  • Their rescue of the hikers in worsening weather was a feat of coordination and calm decision-making.
  • He pulled off the logistical feat of moving the entire exhibition overnight without damaging a single piece.

Common mistake

Learners sometimes confuse "feat" with "feet" (the body part), so be careful with spelling and pronunciation.