Features
Trademarks and features are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Trademarks" instead a noun "Features".
Trademarks
Features and trademarks are semantically related. You can use "Features" instead a noun "Trademarks".
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
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But that's only the beginning.Written and directed by The Coen Brothers, this was their debut film and features many of their odd trademarks.
Source: Film / Blood Simple. -
But it features a surprising number of what would become his trademarks (New York setting, Italian-American community, Catholic guilt, awesome use of old rock songs on the soundtrack, Harvey Keitel).
Source: Creator / Martin Scorsese -
It features several of Alan Moore's trademarks: Anarchy portrayed as a positive force, mixing fiction and historical fact, and large amounts of cynicism.It's the late 1990s in an alternate history, and Britain is ruled by a fascist government that came into power after the world went right to hell.
Source: Comic Book / V for Vendetta
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