interfacing

/ˈɪntərˌfeɪsɪŋ/
noun
  1. A layer of fabric sewn between the outer fabric and the lining of a garment to give it shape, stiffness, or support.
    • Without interfacing, the bag's handles would be too floppy to hold their shape.
    • She added interfacing to the collar to help it stand up straight.
    • The tailor used a lightweight interfacing for the cuffs of the shirt.
  2. The process of connecting or linking two systems, devices, or components so they can work together.
    • Engineers focused on interfacing the audio system with the video playback unit.
    • Proper interfacing between the sensor and the computer is essential for accurate readings.
    • The interfacing of the new software with the old database took several days.
adjective
  1. Relating to or used for connecting different systems or components.
    • The interfacing cable must be compatible with both devices.
    • We need an interfacing board to link the printer to the network.
    • Check the interfacing software before installing the new hardware.
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