Meaning & Definition of word "Surfacing"

Surfacing

/ˈsɜːrfɪsɪŋ/

1. The act or process of coming to the surface.
- Example: The surfacing of the submarine was carefully monitored by the crew.
2. The top layer or upper surface of something.
- Example: The surfacing of the canvas was prepared for painting.

1. The action of coming to the surface or becoming visible.
- Example: After several minutes, the diver finally began surfacing from the deep water.
2. To bring to light or make known.
- Example: New evidence is surfacing that could change the outcome of the investigation.
3. To cover a surface with material, such as in construction or paving.
- Example: 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.

Meaning: To come out of hiding or obscurity.

● Example Sentence: He finally started surfacing after months of being MIA.

Meaning: To become relevant or trendy again.

● Example Sentence: That old song is surfacing all over social media.