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Term: Row of Bricks

Description:

A row of bricks refers to a line or series of bricks that are placed side by side horizontally or vertically, creating a unified structure. This term can be used to describe various aspects related to bricks, including their arrangement, construction, and aesthetic appeal.

Possible Parts of Speech:

• Noun: The row of bricks forms the foundation of the building.
• Verb: We need to row of bricks to build the patio wall.

Possible Senses/Usages:

1. A series of bricks arranged linearly in a horizontal fashion.
2. A series of bricks arranged linearly in a vertical fashion.

Sample Sentences:

1. The row of bricks along the boundary wall enhances the house's aesthetics.
2. They carefully laid a row of bricks to create a sturdy fireplace.
3. We need to ensure the row of bricks is level before proceeding with the construction.

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