1. Plural of cofeature; things that are featured together or appear jointly in a presentation, film, or program.
Usage: Often used in entertainment and media contexts

1. Third-person singular present tense of cofeature; to present or display (two or more things) together as equal or complementary attractions.
Usage: Common in film, television, and marketing

Examples

• The film festival cofeatures works by emerging and established directors.
• This summer's blockbuster cofeatures two major action stars.
• The museum's new exhibition cofeatures paintings and sculptures from the Renaissance.
• The streaming service cofeatures documentaries alongside scripted dramas.
• The concert cofeatures both classical and contemporary music performances.
• The magazine cofeatures interviews with the author and the illustrator.