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feather in his cap

 

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Term: Feather in his cap

Description:

"Feather in his cap" is an idiom that originated from the tradition of placing a feather in one's hat as a symbol of achievement, honor, or distinction. It is commonly used to describe a notable accomplishment, success, or an impressive addition to one's reputation or personal achievements.

Sample sentences:

  • Winning the championship was a feather in his cap.
  • Receiving a promotion at such a young age was a feather in his cap.
  • Her published novel became a feather in her cap.
  • Being recognized for his charitable work was a feather in his cap.

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