featured
- adjective
- /ˈfiːtʃərd/
- The advertisement highlighted models with strikingly featured faces that appealed to diverse beauty ideals.
Examples
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His sculpture showcased a uniquely featured face that reflected both strength and vulnerability.
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Typical even featured plain English face with crooked teeth.
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Moist features, spasms on the lips.
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But to your point, did you guys see the latest enrollee featured model in the Miami swimsuit?
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FFS, which is short for facial feminization surgery, is the procedure of enhancing and adjusting features to your face.
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The movie's lead actress had stunning featured cheekbones that captivated the audience.
Synonyms
A person or thing with a face that looks gentle
How Defined
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Featured comes from the word feature, which comes from an old Latin word facies meaning 'face'. So to be featured in this sense is to have clear or strong parts of the face, as in 'sharp-featured'.