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1. The topmost layer of something:The surface of the road was getting rough and bumpy.
2. The outer face, outside, or exterior boundary of something: Sam's dishes have shiny surfaces.
3. Any face of a body or thing: There are six surfaces on a cube.
2. The outer face, outside, or exterior boundary of something: Sam's dishes have shiny surfaces.
3. Any face of a body or thing: There are six surfaces on a cube.
The surface of the wooden box is rough.
Joe was warned to be careful of the icy surfaces on the streets.
4. Etymology: from Latin I>sur, "above" + face-, "face".
This entry is located in the following units:
facio-, faci-, face-
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super-, supra-, sur-
(page 13)
surface (verb), surfaces; surfaced; surfacing
1. To make something smooth, even, or plain: The workers will surface the rough road again so it will not be so bumpy.
2. To rise to the top: The submarine surfaced to the top of the water in the harbor.
2. To rise to the top: The submarine surfaced to the top of the water in the harbor.
The dolphins were surfacing and diving back into the water over and over again.
3. To appear or to become obvious after being out of sight: After some years, the actor surfaced in a very funny comedy.
This entry is located in the following units:
facio-, faci-, face-
(page 3)
super-, supra-, sur-
(page 13)