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An achievement impressive enough to earn a noun all its own.
means A remarkable act or accomplishment that took skill, courage, or strength to pull off.
from From Old French fait, meaning deed or thing done, itself from Latin factum, the past participle of facere, to do or make.
Sibling wordShares Latin roots with fact and factory.
Not feetHomophone trap: feats of feet are athletic.
Music noteTrack credit feat. is short for featuring, unrelated.