| Superficies |  |
| noun | 1. An outward part or appearance.
2. A surface. |
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 | | "Michelangelo crafted superficies that seem so realistic, you would expect the marble body to be warm to the touch." | | "While he displayed a stoic superficies to the public, he was actually very sensitive in his private life." | | "The superficies of the pool deck needs to be textured so people don't slip when it's wet." |
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 | | Latin, mid-16th century |
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 | | "Superficies" is a more literary precursor to the word "superficial" — both describe the outward surface or appearance of something. ... |  |
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