1. plural of terrace: flat areas of land cut into a slope, especially for farming
2. plural of terrace: raised flat areas or platforms
3. plural of terrace: rows of houses built as a connected unit
Usage: British

1. third person singular present of terrace: to form into terraces

Examples

• The farmers built terraces on the hillside to prevent erosion.
• Rice terraces covered the mountainside in neat rows.
• The restaurant has outdoor terraces overlooking the city.
• Victorian terraces line both sides of the street.
• The gardener terraces the steep slope for planting.
• Ancient civilizations created terraces for agriculture.
• The hotel terraces offer stunning ocean views.