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Definitions
Verb
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present participle of feature

"The new movie trailer is featuring several actors who starred in last year's blockbuster hit."

In plain English: Featuring means including someone or something as a special highlight, like when a famous guest appears on a song.

"The new music video features her dancing in the rain."

Usage: Use "featuring" to indicate that a person or thing is included as a highlight in an event, product, or performance. Avoid using it when you simply mean that something has a specific characteristic, as the word implies a prominent role rather than just an attribute.

Example Sentences
"The new music video features her dancing in the rain." verb
"The old theater is featuring a classic play this weekend." verb
"Our garden club will be featuring native flowers at the meeting." verb
"Many local artists are featuring their new paintings in the gallery." verb
See Also
leap year feature
Related Terms

Origin

Derived from Old French fester (to feast) via Anglo-Norman, featuring originally meant to present or exhibit something as part of an entertainment program. It evolved into its current sense of highlighting a specific person or element within a larger work.

Rhyming Words
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