WordNet
n. a stunt performed by an acrobat [syn: acrobatic stunt]
Usage examples of "acrobatic feat".
If, at the same time, average life expectancy rises from, say, fifty to seventy years, thereby lengthening the term during which this acrobatic feat of matched development is supposed to be maintained, the odds against success become absolutely astronomical.
It was such an acrobatic feat that one or two ladies gasped, little cries of admiration intermingled with their exclamations of horror.
Here and there a resident opened a door and looked out, without seeing the acrobatic feat being performed in the darkness.
I admit, of course, that it is a rather acrobatic feat of thinking, not entirely consistent, to leap from the one idea to the other.
Drive units rested on their backs, but a return to this whirling surface would be an acrobatic feat.