Meaning
An important or interesting part of something; also one part of the face, like the eyes or nose.
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Word origin
From Latin factura, a making or shaping, from facere, to make. A feature was the way something was made.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- factura
- English cognates
- fact, factory
Grammar
Examples
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A "feature" is one special part of the whole thing.
strongest .
The parts of a face are called features.
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"Feature" can also be a verb; it means to have or include something special.
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Start your free weekThis word is taught in chapter 30, lesson 6: feature, invisible, internal and 7 more words.