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feature

/ˈfiːtʃər/
fea · ture

Plural:features
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Adjective:featured
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Past Simple:featured
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Past Participle:featured
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Present Participle:featuring
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• noun

1

A distinctive attribute, aspect, or characteristic of something.

Example

"Safety is the most important feature to consider when purchasing a new family vehicle."


2

A distinct part of the human face, such as the eyes, nose, mouth, or chin (usually used in the plural).

Example

"The portrait artist carefully sketched the subject's delicate facial features."


3

A special, prominent article in a newspaper or magazine, or a segment of a broadcast program that focuses on a particular topic in depth.

Example

"The Sunday magazine published an investigative feature on renewable energy initiatives."


4

A full-length motion picture intended as the main attraction in a cinema program.

Example

"We arrived at the theater just as the previews ended and the main feature began."

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• verb

1

To have or include someone or something as a prominent attribute, attraction, or participant.

Example

"The museum's autumn exhibition will feature rare manuscripts from the fifteenth century."


2

To have an important part or play a significant role in a situation, event, or performance.

Example

"Local ingredients feature prominently in the restaurant's seasonal menu."

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Word Origin & Etymology

Borrowed in Middle English from Old French feture ('form, shape, or fashion'), from Latin factura ('a making or formation'), derived from the verb facere ('to make or do').

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