feather in one's cap

The phrase "feather in one’s cap" refers to an accomplishment or achievement that brings honor, pride, or prestige to an individual. It is often used to describe a noteworthy success that adds to a person's reputation or personal achievements. The phrase originates from the practice of adding a feather to one's cap as a symbol of recognition or accomplishment, especially in military or hunting contexts.


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