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–adjective
1.
having a comparatively small number of floors, as a motel or townhouse, and usually no elevator.
–noun
2.
a low-rise building.
Origin:
1955–60;
on the model of
high rise
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low-rise
(lō'rīz')
adj. Of or relating to a building having few stories and often no elevators:
a low-rise apartment house.
[
low
1
+
(high)-rise
.]
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