1. to present or display (something) together with another feature or attraction
Usage: often used in entertainment, marketing, or media contexts

1. a feature or attraction presented together with another; a joint or complementary feature
Usage: commonly used in film, television, and promotional contexts

Examples

• The theater will cofeature two classic films on opening night.
• The streaming service cofeatures documentaries alongside its original series.
• A cofeature of the new smartphone is its improved camera system.
• The festival cofeatures local artists with international performers.
• The website cofeatures customer testimonials with product reviews.
• This edition cofeatures interviews with both the author and the illustrator.