Definition of «small feat»

The phrase "small feat" is an idiomatic expression that means a minor achievement or accomplishment. It refers to something that may seem insignificant, but it still requires effort and determination to complete. The term comes from the word "feat," which originally meant a remarkable deed or act of bravery, but over time has evolved to mean any notable action or accomplishment. When used in the negative (as in "small feat"), the phrase implies that what was accomplished is not particularly impressive or difficult.

Sentences with «small feat»

  • This purse pattern isn't groundbreaking work but let me tell you, making an idea from a square of fabric into something is not small feat. (fynesdesigns.com)
  • Interior Designer, Naomi of Design Manifest pulled of a not so small feat for her One Room Challenge. (simplifiedbee.com)
  • Tactfully tucked away behind platforming perils, pitfalls and puzzles, these celestial collectibles are rewarded for both big and small feats alike, providing the fuel for powering through Odyssey's well - oiled machine — quite literally in fact, as gathering enough of them feeds your balloon - bound airship for travel to the next coveted Kingdom ripe for discovery. (nintendowire.com)
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