Synonyms for featured
ˈfi tʃərdfea·tured

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1. featuredverb

   Synonyms:
   depicted, displayed

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1. featuredadjective

   made a feature or highlight; given prominence

   "a featured actor"; "a featured item at the sale"

   Antonyms:
   inconspicuous, faceless, invisible

2. featuredadjective

   having facial features as specified; usually used in combination

   "a grim-featured man"

   Antonyms:
   invisible, faceless, inconspicuous

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1. List of paraphrases for "featured":

   vedette, presented, features, prominent

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1. Andy Boxell:

   In addition, several snow events in Milwaukee this year have featured lower than average snow-to-liquid ratios due to warmer temperatures, so what precipitation has fallen has not produced as much snow as might have otherwise been.

2. Suzanne Mackie:

   To be honest, whatever the life of The Crown is after where we are now, I doubt well ever go as far into the present day, i think well probably ... we dont travel into the present day. The series currently takes place between 1964 and 1977 and portrays the life of the royal family from the time when the queen was crowned. Harry and Meghan announced on Jan. 8 that they would take a 'step back' as senior members of the royal family and instead work independently, splitting their time between the United Kingdom and North America, specifically Canada. (Getty) The shows creator, Peter Morgan, also echoed Mackies sentiment in 2018, telling Entertainment Weekly that Markles likeness was unlikely to be featured in the series simply because its too close to the moment.

3. Liz Coulthard:

   Recently we found out that HRT might have different effects in people at high genetic risk( apoE4 gene positive), but this is not featured here, the results here are scientifically interesting.

4. Patrick Williams:

   'Featured zombie' is the term they use for the zombies that have all the prosthetics and the camera is right up on them, and they usually have some interaction with the cast or they're gnawing on somebody.

5. John Brewer:

   It’s obviously a very distorted and unflattering photo, and it’s hurtful and it’s wrong, i want whoever is behind the use of this image to cease and desist and do so immediately or it will leave me with no option but to pursue legal recourse against them. According to the article, attorneys say the ads could violate the former governor’s right of publicity, which gives her control over her image and name. One of the images appears to be a cropped version of a June 2010 Reuters picture, The Arizona Republic reported. It was unclear who took the other photo. The Arizona Republic reported that one of the ads featured on a recommendation widget sponsored by RevContent.com -- an ad network which buys space on websites, while another was provided by Content.ad. Katherine Saviola, a RevContent brand manager, told The Arizona Republic that they had not heard that.