Pronunciation: /ˈsɜːrfəsɪŋ/
noun the action or process of emerging or coming to the surface
A1 The surfacing of the sun made the day brighter.
A2 The surfacing of old memories brought a smile to her face.
B1 The surfacing of new evidence changed the course of the investigation.
B2 The surfacing of his true intentions shocked everyone.
C1 The surfacing of long-buried emotions was overwhelming.
C2 The surfacing of corruption within the government led to widespread protests.
verb present participle of the verb 'surface', which means to rise or come to the surface of water or land
A1 I saw a fish surfacing in the pond.
A2 The submarine is surfacing from the depths of the ocean.
B1 New information is surfacing about the missing person.
B2 The truth about the scandal is finally surfacing.
C1 After years of research, new evidence is surfacing that challenges previous theories.
C2 The long-buried secrets of the ancient civilization are slowly surfacing through archaeological discoveries.
formal The issue of climate change is surfacing as a major concern among world leaders.
informal I heard some rumors about a new scandal surfacing in the office.
slang I can't believe that old photo of you surfing is surfacing on social media!
figurative His emotions were surfacing as he struggled to keep his composure during the speech.
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