feat in Latin
feat in Latin is factus — feat means an impressive or difficult achievement.
feat in Latin
factus
A relatively rare or difficult accomplishment.
What does "feat" mean?
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noun An impressive or difficult achievement.
"Climbing the mountain without oxygen was a remarkable feat."
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feat in a sentence
- Climbing the mountain without oxygen was a remarkable feat.
- Building the bridge in six months was quite a feat of engineering.
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What is "feat" in Latin?
"feat" in Latin is factus. feat means: An impressive or difficult achievement.
How do you use "feat" in a sentence?
Example: "Climbing the mountain without oxygen was a remarkable feat." In Latin, "feat" is factus.
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