resurface
resurface
definition
verb
Construction to rebuild and resurface the road has reached Phase Two.
put a new coating on or reform (a surface such as a road, a floor, or ice).
he resurfaced beside the boat
come back up to the surface.
example
The interactive diary has provided me with images that 'resurface' every time I open a diary I'm studying or writing about.
However, as in a Greek tragedy, their faults are bound to 'resurface' time after time and bring about their ultimate doom.
‘But you also need to 'resurface' a traditional driveway occasionally’ she points out.
Martin marched himself round in ever decreasing circles, like he could somehow tunnel himself out from under all his troubles, and 'resurface' someplace where his world wasn't falling apart.
Splashing in the shallows, she saw Betty 'resurface' .
We would not recommend you 'resurface' your kitchen sink.
The promise of fresh air drove these complaints from her mind, however, although they would 'resurface' later on in the day, and for good reason.
The older boy squatted down on his heels and waited for his guest to 'resurface' , hoping that the water would cool off his anger.
A porcelain and enamel refinisher can 'resurface' them to most any color you want, but it would be a solid color without the marbling.
Construction to rebuild and 'resurface' the road has reached Phase Two.
The crooks face a few setbacks but they soon 'resurface' when the heat dies down.
Steve and I both panicked when he didn't 'resurface' and ran down onto the beach, into the surf after him, only to finally find him laughing at us back on shore.
I helped my mother to 'resurface' the kitchen floor
The second is when Pacino first sees Williams and chases him across a logjam in the river, finally falling into the freezing water and struggling to 'resurface' between the massive logs.
Some things are buried only to 'resurface' many years or even generations later.
Once they are within range, they wait for the whale to 'resurface' 20 minutes later, second-guessing its surfacing position.
He suggests tossing it in the sea but Gandalf says it would eventually 'resurface' .
He fought to 'resurface' , pushing past the amount of water above him.
As I look through my high school belongings, many memories 'resurface' .
Moby-Dick 'resurfaces' , and destroys two of the boats, leaving Ahab's unharmed.
Dancers must be especially careful when they are scheduled to dance on stages that are due to be 'resurfaced' or are under construction, or on any surface that is not designed for dancing.
Granite can scratch and may have to be 'resurfaced' every few years.
Generally over the last eight years we had gotten along all right apart from his odd comments and the occasions when the old Adam 'resurfaced' for a moment.
I tried to push all those thoughts to the back of my mind, but for some reason they kept 'resurfacing' .
Today, concrete is widely used, often 'resurfaced' with asphalt or tar.
George's long-lost sister Emily similarly 'resurfaces' as ‘a French lady, named De Thoux’ at the end of the novel.
Maybe it was Corrina, Corrina, but this powerful, commanding actor appears to have been in remission for 10 years before 'resurfacing' with a vengeance in this uncompromising police drama.
Six weeks later, he 'resurfaced' , and the internet breathed a huge sigh of relief.
When we both 'resurfaced' I started to splash water at Casey.
It seems she has 'resurfaced' just in time to disrupt an illegal mission.
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