Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
no-mean-feat
idiom
/noʊ miːn fiːt/

Definition
An achievement that is significant or impressive.

Examples
- Completing the marathon in under three hours is no mean feat for any runner.
- Winning the championship was no mean feat, especially considering the talent of the other athletes.
- Getting published in a major journal is no mean feat for a new researcher.

Meaning
The phrase ‘no-mean-feat’ indicates that the accomplishment being referred to is not trivial; rather, it requires considerable skill, effort, or talent.

Synonyms
- significant achievement
- remarkable accomplishment
- notable success