feat

Pronunciation: /fiːt/ (IPA), feet (American)

Origin: Middle English, from Old French fait, from Latin factum 'something done', neuter past participle of facere 'do'

Part of Speech: noun

Meanings:

1. An achievement that requires great courage, skill, or strength
2. An extraordinary act or accomplishment, especially in sports
3. A specialized or daring performance by a circus artist

Example Sentences:

1. Climbing Mount Everest was an incredible feat of human endurance.
2. The gymnast's flawless routine was a remarkable feat of athleticism.
3. The magician's disappearing act was his most famous feat.

Related Words:

• Verb form: N/A
• Adjective form: N/A
• Adverb form: N/A
• Synonyms: accomplishment, achievement, exploit, triumph, tour de force

Memorization Trick: Think of "feat" as an acronym for "Fantastic Effort And Triumph." This can help you remember that a feat is an impressive accomplishment that requires significant effort.