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Resurface (Verb)

Appear again; "The missing man suddenly resurfaced in New York".

Verbs of size, temperature change, intensifying, etc..

The forgotten book resurfaced in a dusty corner of the library after years of being misplaced.
Rumors of the long-abandoned project resurfaced when the company's new CEO announced plans for its revival.
The former athlete unexpectedly resurfaced on social media after a decade-long hiatus from the public eye.
A family heirloom resurfaced during a yard sale, much to the surprise of the owner's relatives.
A long-standing debate resurfaced in the community following a prominent politician's public statement.

Reappear on the surface.

Verbs of walking, flying, swimming.

The missing person was presumed dead, but months later she began to resurface in social media, reconnecting with old friends.
After the initial shock wore off, old wounds began to resurface as the true extent of the damage became clear.
Some of the fossils in the area were hidden for millions of years until they began to resurface after the landslides.
An old sunken ship was predicted to resurface in the lower regions of the lake as the drought reduced water levels.
When the glacier melts, more artifacts will likely resurface revealing secrets about the region's rich history.

Cover with a new surface.

Verbs of touching, hitting, tying, digging.

The city plans to resurface several major roads this summer as part of its infrastructure project.
After years of wear and tear, the old basketball court will be resurfaced with new flooring.
The proposal for the park renovation includes resurfacing the tennis court with a state-of-the-art rubber surface.
The contractor will resurface the driveway with a fresh layer of asphalt once the original surface is fully removed.
The homeowner decided to resurface the garage floor with epoxy paint to protect it from stains and damage.