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Definition
Military merit; deeds or exploits achieved in war.
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How it's used
Refers specifically to achievements earned through military service or combat. While it sounds formal and is often found in historical accounts or news reports, it is still used in everyday speech to describe someone's past accomplishments in a serious or slightly dramatic tone.
Examples
He achieved many military exploits on the battlefield.
What military feats does this general have that make everyone respect him so much?
Related words
Common phrases
having outstanding military feats
to achieve a military feat
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