Feature and Suspect

Feature

Feature verb - To indicate the importance of by centering attention on.

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Suspect and feature are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Suspect" instead a verb "Feature".

Nearby Words: featured, featureless, featuring

Suspect verb - To form an opinion from little or no evidence.

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Feature and suspect are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Feature" instead a verb "Suspect".

Nearby Words: suspected, suspecting

known	known feature	known suspect
good	good feature	good suspect
best	best feature	best suspect
particular	particular feature	particular suspect
Other adjectives: natural, single, obvious, actual, real, main, famous, key, new, major, possible, primary, next, last, recurring.

But it did feature a hilarious example when Beckett interrogated a suspect using dom psychology.

Source: All Women Are Doms, All Men Are Subs
Ethnic Menial Labor: You didn't suspect the movie will feature Hispanic laborers, did ya?

Source: Film / Machete
However, in shows that feature cops as secondary characters, the Cowboy Cop is often at odds with the main characters, as he will trample all over the crime scene and/or the suspect's rights.

Source: Cowboy Cop

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