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View definitions for resurface

resurface

verb as in occur or appear again

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But in the wake of the disastrous flooding, those videos have resurfaced as subjects of anger.

From BBC

Yet with each subsequent racial flash point, from the arrest of Henry Louis Gates in 2009 to the murder of George Floyd, calls resurfaced for the national conversation.

From Salon

However, many of last season's problems already appear to be resurfacing.

From BBC

But this summer, after a first-half outburst that met every lofty expectation of their $400-million roster, more troubling patterns began to resurface again.

Curators had access to Spielberg’s archive at Amblin, which included sketches, notes and props, but they also wanted to scour private collections, auction records and storage rooms for pieces few thought would resurface.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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