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A row of houses all joined together is typically referred to as a "terraced" or "row" housing. This type of housing is characterized by a continuous row of identical or similar houses that share side walls. Terraced housing is a common urban housing style in many countries and is often seen in densely populated areas.
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What is Consolidated Charges meaning?
Charges that's joined together
What is it called when a group of friends joined up together in the first world war?
An alliance.
Why are the 5 rings joined together?
because it is uniting all the continents!
Young men who joined the army were called?
volunteers
How were the original 13 colonies governed before they joined together to form one nation?
By state governments. The downfall to this type of government is that all of the colonies were weak because of it.
A row of houses all joined together?
A row of houses all joined together is called: terraced house.
A row of houses all joined together is called?
They are a terrace.
What is a row of house all joined together called?
They are a terrace.
What is the word for two houses that are joined together?
Are you thinking of a duplex?
What is the name used to describe houses joined together in a row?
A group of hourses are called gaggle or flock
What is it called when two shapes are joined together?
When two shapes are joined together, it is called a composite shape.
Cardiocytes are joined together by junction called?
Cardiocytes are joined together by junctions called intercalated discs.
What is a maisonette house?
A maisonette is also called a duplex i.e, two apartments/flats/houses joined together and sharing a common block of land.
When many monosaccharides are joined together?
When two to ten monosaccaharides are joined together they are called as oligosaccharides ,and polymer of hundred to thousand monosaccharide joined they are called as polysaccharide.
What is a row of houses joined together called?
cater
What is the term of a house not adjourning another house?
In the UK we would refer to a house that is not attached to another house as detached. Just two houses joined together are semi-detached and houses in a long row are called terraced houses (I believe they are referred to as row houses in the USA).
What is Consolidated Charges meaning?
Charges that's joined together
