feck UK
fɛk
Definition

Definition of feck - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
majorityDatedUKthe greater or larger part of somethingDatedUK
  • The feck of the crowd supported the decision.
bulk majority mass
2.
impactDatedUKeffect or value of somethingDatedUK
  • The feck of his work was impressive.
importance value worth
3.
effectivenessDatedUKefficacy or efficiencyDatedUK
  • The feck of the new system was impressive..
effectiveness efficacy
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Origin of feck

Scots, feck (effect, value)

Examples of feck in a sentence

  • The feck of the meal was left untouched.
  • The feck of the policy was debated.
  • His speech had little feck on the audience.
  • The feck of the new policy was evident.
  • They questioned the feck of the proposed changes.

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  1. French:majorité, effet, ...
  2. German:Großteil, Wirkung, ...
  3. Italian:maggior parte, effetto, ...
  4. Spanish:mayoría, impacto, ...
  5. Portuguese:maioria, impacto, ...
  6. Chinese:大多数, 效果, ...
  7. Japanese:大部分, 影響, ...
  8. Arabic:غالبية, أثَر, ...
  9. Hebrew:רוֹב, עֵרֶךְ, ...
  10. Russian:большая часть, эффект, ...
  11. Ukrainian:більшість, вплив, ...
  12. Hindi:अधिकांश, प्रभाव, ...

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