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- pronunciation:
- fi
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- parts of speech:
- noun, transitive verb
- features:
- Word Combinations (noun, verb), Word Explorer
| part of speech: |
noun |
| definition 1: |
an element of the face such as the eyes, nose, or chin.
A baby's face has tiny features.
- similar words:
- aspect, element, lineament, trait
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| definition 2: |
(pl.) the face.
His rough features made him appear cold and unfeeling.- synonyms:
- countenance, face, lineaments, physiognomy, visage
- similar words:
- looks
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| definition 3: |
a distinctive property, characteristic, or quality.
A keen sense of smell is a common feature among dogs.The large, sunny living room is the best feature of the house.
- synonyms:
- attribute, characteristic, earmark, hallmark, property, quality, trait
- similar words:
- aspect, element, peculiarity, way
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| definition 4: |
something used as an attraction or inducement; option.
These apartments have several luxury features.- synonyms:
- attraction
- similar words:
- draw, frill, highlight, inducement, option
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| definition 5: |
the main film in a movie theater.
I found the short documentary more interesting than the main feature.The previews start at 6:10, but the feature starts at 6:24.- similar words:
- draw, film, motion picture, movie
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| definition 6: |
a magazine or newspaper article that is given special prominence.
Did you read the feature on Florida vacations in the magazine section this week? |
| related words: |
accent, appearance, character, cinema, complexion, extra, mannerism, particular, picture, property |
adjective + (n.)feature
additional,
advanced,
angular,
animated,
architectural,
attractive,
automatic,
built-in,
characteristic,
clinical,
common,
defining,
delicate,
desirable,
distinct,
distinctive,
distinguishing,
dominant,
double,
essential,
extra,
facial,
full-length,
geological,
handsome,
handy,
innovative,
interactive,
key,
main,
notable,
optional,
outstanding,
permanent,
prominent,
regular,
remarkable,
salient,
sharp,
special,
standard,
striking,
structural,
stylistic,
unique,
unusual,
useful
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verb + (n.)feature
highlight, incorporate, lack
(n.)feature
+ verb
characterize, distinguish, include
noun + (n.)feature
capability, debut, design, documentary, landscape, photography, safety, section, software, terrain, user
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| part of speech: |
transitive verb |
| inflections: |
features, featuring, featured |
| definition 1: |
to present as something especially interesting, appealing, or important.
This week's magazine featured an article on drug addiction.The restaurant is featuring lobster dishes all week.- synonyms:
- highlight
- similar words:
- accentuate, emphasize, spotlight, stress
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| definition 2: |
to exist as a feature or particular characteristic of.
The Natural History Museum features in most school trips to New York City.- synonyms:
- characterize, mark
- similar words:
- betoken, define, differentiate, distinguish, identify, indicate, typify
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| definition 3: |
of a film or play, to present (an actor or actors) in a prominent role or roles.
The film featured two relatively new actors.- synonyms:
- star
- similar words:
- present
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| related words: |
accent, underscore |
(v.)feature
+ adverb
prominently
(v.)feature
+ noun
actor,
article,
artist,
auction,
band,
cartoon,
cast,
celebrity,
cover,
craft,
cuisine,
dish,
display,
drawing,
entertainment,
exhibit,
hit,
music,
musician,
painting,
panel,
presentation,
selection,
singer,
song,
speaker,
theme,
wine,
works
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