row (A1)

noun

Pronunciation: /roʊ/

Definition

A number of people or things arranged in a line.

Examples

• The students sat in a row.

• We planted trees in a neat row.

• The houses stood in a straight row.

How to Use row

row of (prepositional phrase)

A line of things or people. — "A row of trees lined the path."

in a row (prepositional phrase)

Arranged one after another in a line. — "She won the competition three years in a row."

Synonyms of row

Words with a similar meaning to row:

• line
• queue
• file

Antonyms of row

Words with the opposite meaning to row:

• scatter
• disorder

Browse the full Anaversity dictionary