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A '''surface''' is the outermost level of a given object.  It can also mean an outward appearance as distinguished from an inner nature, i.e. ''"he seems nice on the '''surface''', but he's really deceitful.''"
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A '''surface''' is the outermost level of a given object.  It can also mean an outward appearance as distinguished from an inner nature, i.e. ''"he seems nice on the '''surface''', but he's really deceitful.''" [[Liberals]] are often different on the surface than they are in actuality.
    
In [[geometry]], the surface is the outer [[boundary]] of a [[shape]]. An important problem in mathematics is to compute the [[surface area]] of complicated shapes.
 
In [[geometry]], the surface is the outer [[boundary]] of a [[shape]]. An important problem in mathematics is to compute the [[surface area]] of complicated shapes.
    
[[Category:Dictionary]][[Category:Geometry]]
 
[[Category:Dictionary]][[Category:Geometry]]

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