Caught on
Feature and caught on are semantically related. in appreciate topic. In some cases you can use "Feature" instead a verb "Caught on".
Both terms in one sentence
- Rather amusingly lampshaded in Gar's audition, where the "HOTEL" sign has it's "O" and "T" blacked out so that the sign reads "H__EL" This has caught on, as several entries now feature "H__EL".
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Of course, they do make clasps designed to release when yanked on, as a safety feature to prevent someone from getting clotheslined if the chain gets caught on something (or grabbed by someone).
Source: Dramatic Necklace Removal - The feature caught on and was used by a lot of robots in later wars including Tornado and SMIDSY.
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