"Text features" refers to the elements within a text that help readers understand and navigate the information. This includes things like:
* Headings and Subheadings
* Boldface and Italics
* Captions
* Tables and Charts
* Glossaries and Indexes
To understand what the opposite of "text features" might be, it's helpful to think about what *lacks* these elements:
* Plain text: This would be text without any formatting or structure.
* Unstructured information: This could refer to disorganized data or content without clear headings, subheadings, or other organizational elements.
So, instead of a direct antonym, we can use terms like "plain text," "unstructured information," or "lack of organization" to indicate the absence of text features.