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pace

[peys] / peɪs /


VERB
walk with measured steps, esp. back and forth
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VERB
measure by footsteps
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Example Sentences

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On the bright side, his pace projects to 122 homers over a full season, leaving plenty of room for improvement.

From Los Angeles Times

"It keeps up the pace of play. People just love smashing driver at that screen."

From BBC

The Mustangs are on pace to surpass that win total even after the graduation of Grayson Bradford, now a freshman at UCLA.

From Los Angeles Times

But they are looking at the pace of change and coming to the conclusion that they need to jump on board now.

From BBC

Waller, who has since last year backed interest rate cuts over labor market concerns, said he changed his mind in the last two weeks on the pace of easing due to inflation risks.

From Barron's