0 past simple and past participle of resurface --
1 to put a new surface on a road: --
Drivers will experience delays while stretches of the road are being resurfaced.
Each time reformers have been crushed, however, the reform movement has regrouped and the political debate has resurfaced after a period of legislative dormancy.
This complex and difficult break has resurfaced in the 1990s in numerous hip-hop tracks.
These data bespeak the futility of the exclusive nature versus nurture argument, which has prominently resurfaced with the new neurobiology of molecular genetics.
Discussions on introducing a graded tax resurfaced in the government circles as part of postwar planning.
Subjects that continue to preoccupy women's studies resurfaced in the remaining two papers.
The use of partnering resulted in a project that was non-adversarial, however, and only occasionally adversarial tendencies resurfaced while difficulties were overcome.
During the revolution in 1978-79, all of the leftist organizations resurfaced.
These debates about the relations between history and memory and between history and fiction have resurfaced recently.
