Meaning & use
row
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a straight line of people or things arranged next to each other
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We sat in the front row for the concert.
The farmer planted the seeds in neat rows.
A note on using this word
Pronounced to rhyme with 'go' in this sense; a different pronunciation (rhyming with 'cow') means a noisy argument, mainly in British English.
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Another way to use it
2. verb
to propel a boat using oars
They rowed across the lake to reach the small island.
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