be no mean feat
To be a considerably great, difficult, or noteworthy achievement or outcome. Defeating an incumbent president is no mean feat, but we feel confident that our candidate has what it takes. Well done, John. Getting an A+ on that exam was no mean feat!
What is meant by no mean feat?
informal. —used to say that something is good or impressive a tennis player of no mean abilityGetting the project done on time will be no mean feat.
How do you use no mean feat in a sentence?
Reaching our new education targets will be no mean feat. Her achievement in gaining a university place is no mean feat, given the normal background of a youngster in care. Given the political pressures they have been under, and continue to be under, that was no mean feat.
