feat

An idiomatic way to say something was very difficult.

Similar to 'no mean feat', emphasizing difficulty.

Often combined with 'of strength' or 'of endurance'.

Describes an achievement of the body.

Describes a specific type of physical achievement in sports.

Describes an achievement of the mind.

Describes a specific type of physical achievement.

Often used in the negative form, 'no easy feat'.

Used to specify the nature of the feat, e.g., 'a feat of strength'.

Informal term for succeeding at something difficult.

Implies success despite difficulty.

Describes the ability to perform a feat.

To try to perform a feat, without guarantee of success.

To do something as well as someone else did.

To try to do something as well as someone else, often out of admiration.

A more informal way to say 'perform a feat'.