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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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The department, like other agencies across the nation, has struggled to keep pace with attrition, and these hiring difficulties come as the 2026 World Cup and Olympic Games loom as massive security challenges.

From Los Angeles Times

Comfortable in either the wing-back or winger role, the teenager stands out for his pace and dribbling ability.

From BBC

Though this is still a priority, this season we have seen City lean into attacking in transition with more pace.

From BBC

Australia resumed on 4-0 after an explosive opening day of searing pace saw 20 wickets fall with the hosts dismissed for 152 and England just 110.

From Barron's

Both metals are on pace for their best years since 1979.

From Barron's