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pace

noun as in steps in walking

Strongest matches

Weak match

noun as in speed, tempo of motion

verb as in walk with measured steps, esp. back and forth

verb as in measure by footsteps

Strong matches

Weak matches

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Since then — indeed, since 2015 — more than 25 million households have cut the cable cord, and the pace appears to be accelerating.

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“It’s a collective thing. I can’t taper that for individuals, but I can certainly be conscious of pacing and understanding. I don’t think I’m aloof enough to not have that in my mind.”

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The Falcons can run the ball, and will in this one, but won’t keep pace on the scoreboard.

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England have named their most hostile group of pace bowlers to tour Australia since 1970 and will keep everything crossed that the bowlers can arrive fit and firing.

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It is understood talks have involved the possibility of changing the seating plan in order to add thousands of seats as the Gunners look to keep pace with the largest stadiums in the country.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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