One said "He isn't causing a row". What did he mean?
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Congrats - you've found one of the rare words in English which have a handful of unrelated meanings! ^^
This "row" is pronounced to rhyme with "now". It means a fight or even an uproar. It sounds particularly British to me.
So, "he isn't starting an argument" is a way of paraphrasing your sentence.
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It means a fight, an argument.
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