Feat ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Feat ( noun )

1. An achievement that requires great skill, courage, or strength.
2. A notable or impressive act or accomplishment.
3. A remarkable or extraordinary thing that someone or something has done.

Origin:

From middle english fet, from old french fait, from latin factum, from facere, "to do.".

Examples:

1. Climbing Mount Everest is considered a great feat.
2. It was a feat of engineering to build the bridge.
3. The pilot performed a feat of aerial acrobatics.
4. The company's new product launch was a feat of marketing.
5. It was a great feat to win the championship.

(As a verb)

Feat ( verb )

1. An achievement that requires great skill, courage, or strength.
2. A notable or impressive act or accomplishment.
3. A remarkable or extraordinary thing that someone or something has done.

Origin:

From middle english fet, from old french fait, from latin factum, from facere, "to do.".

Examples:

1. Climbing Mount Everest is considered a great feat.
2. It was a feat of engineering to build the bridge.
3. The pilot performed a feat of aerial acrobatics.
4. The company's new product launch was a feat of marketing.
5. It was a great feat to win the championship.