What is the difference between Feat and Feet and Fit?
What is the difference between Feat and Feet and Fit? :
Feat :
( 1 ) Successful completion of something needing skill, strength or courage
He showed brilliant feats of valor.
The bridge is a feat of engineering.
Feet : (noun)
( 1 ) The plural form of FOOT
Lowest part of leg below the ankle
He rose to his feet.
( 2 ) Measure of length
12 inches
They are flying at 20,000 feet.
Fit : (adjective)
( 1 ) Suitable or suited for someone / something
Well adopted for something / someone
Good enough for something / someone
India is a land fit for the heroes to live in.
The food was not fit to eat.
( 2 ) In good health
He has been ill and is not fit for work yet.
( 3 ) Suitable and right
You are not fit for position.
Decide and choose
Do as you think fit.
The newspaper did not see fit to publish my letters.
Fit : (noun)
( 1 ) Sudden attack of epilepsy or other disease with violent movements and loss of consciousness
He suffered an epileptic fit.
( 2 ) Sudden attach of a minor illness
He had a fit of coughing.
( 3 ) Sudden burst of laughter, activity, etc…
We were all in a fits of laughter at her jokes.
( 4 ) Short period of an intense feeling
He slapped her in a fit of anger.
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