Definition
Definition of feck - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
majorityDated UK the greater or larger part of somethingDated UK
- The feck of the crowd supported the decision.
2.
impactDated UK effect or value of somethingDated UK
- The feck of his work was impressive.
3.
effectivenessDated UK efficacy or efficiencyDated UK
- The feck of the new system was impressive..
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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- French:majorité, effet, ...
- German:Großteil, Wirkung, ...
- Italian:maggior parte, effetto, ...
- Spanish:mayoría, impacto, ...
- Portuguese:maioria, impacto, ...
- Chinese:大多数, 效果, ...
- Japanese:大部分, 影響, ...
- Arabic:غالبية, أثَر, ...
- Hebrew:רוֹב, עֵרֶךְ, ...
- Russian:большая часть, эффект, ...
- Ukrainian:більшість, вплив, ...
- Hindi:अधिकांश, प्रभाव, ...
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