1fea·ture 
/ˈfi:tʃɚ/ noun
plural fea·tures /ˈfi:tʃɚ/ noun [count] 1 : an interesting or important part, quality, ability, etc.
▪ This year's models include several new safety features. ▪ This camera has several features that make it easy to use. ▪ The car has some interesting new design features. ▪ His plan combines the best features of the earlier proposals. 2 : a part of the face (such as the eyes, nose, or mouth)
▪ Her eyes are her best feature. — usually plural ▪ attractive facial features ▪ He has handsome features. [=he has a handsome face] ▪ She has striking/delicate/refined features. 3 : a movie that is made to be shown in a theater for entertainment : a full-length movie
▪ Tonight's feature is a new romantic comedy. ▪ He starred in his first feature film a year ago. ▪ a feature-length motion picture [=a movie that is about two hours long] — see also double feature 4 : a special story or section in a newspaper or magazine
▪ The paper ran a feature on/about urban violence. ▪ a feature writer/editor = (chiefly US) a features writer/editor
▪ This year's models include several new safety features. ▪ This camera has several features that make it easy to use. ▪ The car has some interesting new design features. ▪ His plan combines the best features of the earlier proposals.
▪ Her eyes are her best feature. — usually plural ▪ attractive facial features ▪ He has handsome features. [=he has a handsome face] ▪ She has striking/delicate/refined features.
▪ Tonight's feature is a new romantic comedy. ▪ He starred in his first feature film a year ago. ▪ a feature-length motion picture [=a movie that is about two hours long] — see also double feature
▪ The paper ran a feature on/about urban violence. ▪ a feature writer/editor = (chiefly US) a features writer/editor
— fea·ture·less /ˈfi:tʃɚləs/ adjective
▪ a featureless plain ▪ a featureless expanse of rocks and sand
/ˈfi:tʃɚləs/ adjective ▪ a featureless plain ▪ a featureless expanse of rocks and sand
