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Feck
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Simple meaning
What does Feck mean?
Effect or value in older use.
Dictionary definition
Effect, value, or worth in older Scottish and Irish use; also seen in mild slang expressions.
Example sentences
Feck in a sentence
easy
The old poem used feck to mean value.
medium
That plan has little feck in the story's dialect.
hard
Feck is uncommon in standard English and is often regional or informal.
Synonyms
Words like Feck
worthValue or usefulness.
valueRelated word that supports the meaning of feck.
Antonyms
Opposite words
worthlessnessA lack of value.
opposite ideaA contrasting idea to feck, depending on context.
Word family
Feck word family
Base word
feck
noun
fecks
More than one feck.
verb
fecked
Past form of feck.
verb
fecking
Action form of feck.
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Quick practice
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Practice 1
What does feck mean?
Feck means effect or value in older use.
Practice 2
Which word is closest in meaning to feck?
Worth is close in meaning to feck in the right context.
Practice 3
Which word is an antonym of feck?
Worthlessness contrasts with feck.
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