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surface
adjective as in external
noun as in external part of something
verb as in come to the top of
Weak match
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The allegations surfaced in a lawsuit filed this week.
From Los Angeles Times
Another reason health officials are concerned is because the bacteria can spread to others and survive on contaminated surfaces.
From Los Angeles Times
The classrooms are also bathed in daylight via skylights and clerestories, with sunbeams touching the playfully angled surfaces.
From Los Angeles Times
Especially, perhaps, considering how charmingly lo-fi and “sloppy” a lot of it seems on the surface.
From Los Angeles Times
Characters in this movie surface and get dragged away.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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