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attainment something attained; achievement; accomplishment. [1/2 definitions]
badge a piece of metal, cloth, or other material worn to signify a particular membership, rank, occupation, or accomplishment. [1/3 definitions]
credit to attribute (an accomplishment, invention, or the like) to a person. [1/12 definitions]
deed an act, exploit, or accomplishment. [1/4 definitions]
expedition efficiency and speed of accomplishment; dispatch. [1/2 definitions]
fait accompli (French) a wholly completed deed or accomplishment, esp. one that appears irreversible and has been done without an affected person's prior knowledge.
feat an act or accomplishment, esp. one requiring courage, strength, or skill.
feather in one's cap an accomplishment or achievement; something that does one credit.
fulfilling causing a strong feeling of accomplishment or contentment.
gratifying causing pleasure or satisfaction, esp. after the accomplishment of something.
high noon the highest point of accomplishment, advance, or ability. [1/2 definitions]
luster an admirable or glorious characteristic, quality, or accomplishment. [1/5 definitions]
masterstroke an extremely clever or skillful action or accomplishment.
pièce de résistance (French) the outstanding or principal event, accomplishment, or item in a series or a group. [1/2 definitions]
plane1 a relative position of development or accomplishment; stage; level. [1/7 definitions]
presto used to announce the accomplishment of something marvelous, as by a magician. [1/5 definitions]
procedure a series of actions, usually carried out in a set order, established or required for the accomplishment of a particular goal; course of action. [1/3 definitions]
promise potential for excellence or accomplishment. [1/8 definitions]
proud feeling pleased or satisfied with oneself because of an accomplishment, attribute, or possession. [1/6 definitions]
solo any individual, unaided performance such as an airplane flight or other independent individual accomplishment. [1/6 definitions]
speedy characterized by swift movement or rapidity of accomplishment.