Surfacing

/ˈsɜːrfɪsɪŋ/

Meaning & Definition

noun

The act or process of coming to the surface.

The surfacing of the submarine was carefully monitored by the crew.

The top layer or upper surface of something.

The surfacing of the canvas was prepared for painting.

verb

The action of coming to the surface or becoming visible.

After several minutes, the diver finally began surfacing from the deep water.

To bring to light or make known.

New evidence is surfacing that could change the outcome of the investigation.

To cover a surface with material, such as in construction or paving.

The crew is surfacing the road with asphalt to ensure a smooth driving experience.

From the word 'surface' + the suffix '-ing' to denote an action.

come to the surface

To become apparent or visible, especially after being hidden.

on the surface

Superficially or in appearance, without considering deeper implications.

surfacing issues

Problems or concerns that become known or evident.

surface

The outermost layer or boundary of an object.

submerging

The act of sinking below the surface of a liquid.

emergence

The process of coming into view or becoming exposed.

To come out of hiding or obscurity.

He finally started surfacing after months of being MIA.

To become relevant or trendy again.

That old song is surfacing all over social media.