Antonym: failure. Similar words: achieve, movement, improvement, involvement, commencement, element, detachment, elements. Meaning: [-mənt] 
n. the action of accomplishing something.
n. the action of accomplishing something. 
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(31) You don't appreciate the magnitude of her achievement.
(32) What I mostly felt was awe at her achievement.
(33) The scientist thirsts after an achievement.
(34) His breast/heart swelled with pride at his achievement.
(35) He talked down his opponent's achievement.
(36) It was a remarkable achievement.
(37) They tried to humble your importance in that achievement.
(38) This is an achievement without parallel in modern times.
(39) This achievement stamps her as a genius.
(40) His achievement is very notable.
(41) He ascended to the peak of sporting achievement.
(42) Running ten miles is no mean achievement.
(43) Coming top in the exam was quite an achievement.
(44) That was no mean achievement.
(45) This represents a great achievement.
(46) That is no small achievement in the circumstances.
(47) This achievement cannot be bettered.
(48) This is a truly remarkable achievement.
(49) This represents the highest achievement of Chinese ceramics.
(50) 1999 was a year of solid achievement.
(51) They attach too much weight to academic achievement.
(52) This achievement is unlikely ever to be equalled.
(53) She expressed pride in her child's achievement.
(54) His achievement speaks volumes for his determination.
(55) Steve uncorked bottles of champagne to toast the achievement.
(56) It was a spectacular achievement on their part.
(57) The veteran director won a lifetime achievement award.
(58) This achievement has never been improved on.
(59) The party members whooped it up for their achievement.
(60) Such a goal is impossible of achievement.
More similar words: achieve, movement, improvement, involvement, commencement, element, detachment, elements, basement, amusement, increment, impeachment, agreement, amazement, implement, abasement, statement, placement, elementary, retirement, enforcement, settlement, engagement, management, effacement, excitement, incremental, arrangement, measurement, requirement.