Feat and Operation

Feat

Feat noun - Something done by someone.

Usage example: famously rich, the oil magnate is today remembered less for his feats than for his finances

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Operation and feat are semantically related. in undertaking topic. In some cases you can use "Operation" instead a noun "Feat".

Operation noun - A specific task with which a person or group is charged.

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Feat and operation are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Feat" instead a noun "Operation".

special	special feat	special operation
similar	similar feat	similar operation
normal	normal feat	normal operation
proper	proper feat	proper operation
Other adjectives: single, difficult, simple, small, real, successful, massive, large, big, serious, huge, new, major, final, minor, last.

Riddick must escape from the infamous Butchers Bay prison, a feat no-one has ever accomplished.The facility, constructed on a barren planet, contains three increasingly secure holding areas, and a subterranean mining operation.

Source: Video Game / Escape from Butcher Bay
Gee, I hope you hadn't used that at any point in the operation beforehand... The titular Under the Knife mission, where you're told you need to operate on five people in a space of only ten minutes, a feat that's incredibly hard (though not necessarily impossible) to do.

Source: Videogame / Trauma Center

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