surfaces Synonyms
surfaces Meaning
surfaces
an external part or layer, a plane or curved two-dimensional locus of points (such as the boundary of a three-dimensional region), to work on or at the surface, to bring or come to the surface, to come into public view, the outside appearance, to come to the surface, the exterior or upper boundary of an object or body, to bring to the surface, to plane or make smooth, any flat or curved two-dimensional area in space, appearing to be such on the surface only, of, located on, or designed for use at the surface of something, to all outward appearances, to apply the surface layer to, the outside of an object or body, situated, transported, or employed on the surface of the earth, to make smooth, the external or superficial aspect of something, to give a surface to
surfaces Sentence Examples
- The shiny surfaces of the car gleamed in the sunlight.
- The smooth surfaces of the marble countertops made cleaning a breeze.
- The textured surfaces of the painting added depth and intrigue.
- The rough surfaces of the sandstone walls provided excellent grip for climbers.
- The delicate surfaces of the butterfly's wings were easily damaged.
- The hydrophobic surfaces of the plant leaves repelled water droplets.
- The microscopic surfaces of the bacteria were studied under a high-powered microscope.
- The erosive forces of the wind sculpted intricate surfaces into the rock.
- The icy surfaces of the glacier created treacherous conditions for hikers.
- The magnetic surfaces of the refrigerator held mementos and artwork.
FAQs About the word surfaces
an external part or layer, a plane or curved two-dimensional locus of points (such as the boundary of a three-dimensional region), to work on or at the surface,
exteriors, fronts, shells, skins, tops, outsides,facades, veneers, faces, disguises
interiors,insides,
The shiny surfaces of the car gleamed in the sunlight.
The smooth surfaces of the marble countertops made cleaning a breeze.
The textured surfaces of the painting added depth and intrigue.
The rough surfaces of the sandstone walls provided excellent grip for climbers.
