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Row

noun, verb

A row is a line of things, or the action of moving a boat with oars.

3 letters 1 syllable

What does Row mean?

A row is a line of things, or the action of moving a boat with oars.

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Dictionary definition

A straight line of people or things; also, to move a boat using oars.

Example sentences

Row in a sentence

easy

The students sat in a row on the carpet.

medium

We planted each seed in a neat row across the garden bed.

hard

The diagram used one row for labels and another row for numbers.

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Practice the meaning of Row

Answer three quick questions about its meaning and related words.

Practice 1

What does row mean?

Practice 2

Which word is closest in meaning to row when it means an arrangement?

Practice 3

Choose the best word: The desks were placed in a straight ____.

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Row

Voice settings
Sounds like

ROH

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Synonyms

Words like Row

lineUse for things placed one after another.
seriesUse for a set arranged in order.
paddleUse for moving a small boat through water.
Antonyms

Opposite words

columnUse as a useful contrast for a vertical arrangement.
scattered groupUse for things not arranged in a line.
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Word family

Row word family

Base word

row

noun

rows

More than one line of things.

verb

rowed

Moved a boat with oars in the past.

verb

rowing

Moving a boat with oars now or as an activity.

Related words