featured
Origin of featured
1Other words from featured
- mul·ti·fea·tured, adjective
- non·fea·tured, adjective
- un·fea·tured, adjective
- well-featured, adjective
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How to use featured in a sentence
He was bright and intelligent, but his well-featured face was spoiled by a wicked-looking eye and a hard, cruel mouth.
Choice Readings for the Home Circle | AnonymousNevertheless the men are robust, having a fairly good stature, and are well featured.
Les Parsis | D. MenantDr Oman was a very well-dressed gentleman indeed; well-featured, though almost dark enough for an Asiatic.
The Wisdom of Father Brown | G. K. ChestertonShe was bright eyed and well featured, with a clear fresh complexion, and her every movement was of stately grace.
The Thirsty Sword | Robert LeightonAny man would admire the slender, well featured face which was framed within a soft cloud of dark, well combed hair.
Millennium | Everett B. Cole
British Dictionary definitions for featured
(in combination) having features as specified: heavy-featured
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