Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
row-house
noun
/ˈroʊ ˌhaʊs/

Definition
A row-house is a type of housing where multiple individual homes share common walls.

Examples
- She lived in a charming row-house in the city.
- The architecture of the row-houses gives the street a distinctive look.
- Many row-houses have small gardens out front.

Meaning
Row-houses are typically found in urban areas and are built in a line, with each unit having its own entrance.

Synonyms
- Terraced house
- Townhouse
- Row home