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Often used in the same context:
accomplishment,
achievement,
miracle,
task,
heroics,
triumph,
victories,
comeback,
accolade,
firsts,
improbability,
heights,
stunner,
acrobatic stunt,
hat trick,
chore,
prowess,
annus mirabilis,
fluke,
success,
distinction,
trifecta,
greatness,
treble,
breakthrough,
louis bleriot,
babe didrikson zaharias,
escapology,
rarity,
pinnacle,
sweep,
successes,
dream,
cinch,
adroitness,
acrobatics,
impressiveness,
mastery,
impossibility,
leap,
marvel,
turnaround,
milestone,
thrill,
exploits,
septuple,
dexterity,
stunt,
quantum leap,
record,
shocker,
magnificence,
conjuring trick,
superlatives,
masterpiece,
upsets,
wins,
flawlessness,
ascent,
circumnavigation,
masterstroke,
stature,
ultramarathon,
maneuver,
perfecto,
rod laver,
maiden voyage,
summersault,
oarswoman,
glory,
unlikelihood,
cakewalk,
bests,
threepeat,
annals,
undoable,
prodigy,
champion,
streak,
doddle,
brilliance,
oddity,
renown,
endeavor,
trick,
debut,
magic,
genius,
wilma rudolph,
comedown,
effortlessness,
dethroning,
coincidence,
roundoff,
holy grail,
afghan hound,
don budge,
perfection,
virtuoso,
tightrope,
footsteps,
odyssey,
feats,
adventure,
accomplishments,
achievements,
stunts,
undertaking,
agility,
opportunity,
triumphs,
virtuosity,
adventures,
cleverness,
gift
More specific:
acquiring,
actuation,
causation,
causing,
delivery,
departure,
derring-do,
digging up,
discovery,
disinterment,
effectuation,
egress,
egression,
emergence,
equalization,
equilisation,
exhumation,
find,
getting,
going,
going away,
hit,
implementation,
leaving,
leveling,
obstetrical delivery,
propulsion,
rally,
rallying,
recovery,
retrieval,
running away,
stunt,
touch,
touching,
tour de force,
uncovering
Appears in the definition of:
backbend,
back circle,
casual,
conjuration,
conjuring trick,
deception,
flip,
handspring,
headstand,
illusion,
laver,
legerdemain,
magic,
magic trick,
rally,
rallying,
rodney george laver,
rod laver,
somersault,
somersaulting,
stunt,
tour de force,
trick,
tumble
More general:
accomplishment,
achievement
Synonyms:
deed,
effort,
exploit
Also try:
— Adjectives for feat:
remarkable,
great,
mean,
difficult,
such,
small,
impossible,
extraordinary,
amazing,
easy,
greatest,
more...
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