pacer (Meaning)
pacer (n)
a horse used to set the pace in racing
a horse trained to a special gait in which both feet on one side leave the ground together
pacer (n.)
One who, or that which, paces; especially, a horse that paces.
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pacer Sentence Examples
- The horse's steady pacer carried it gracefully around the track.
- The determined pacer pushed himself to maintain a consistent rhythm during the marathon.
- The pacer's role was crucial in helping the runner achieve their desired time.
- The pacer's metronomic footsteps provided a steady tempo for the group.
- The pacer's cadence was perfectly timed, matching the runner's stride and speed.
- The pacer's experience guided the runner through the challenging portions of the race.
- The pacer's presence instilled confidence in the runner, allowing them to focus on their performance.
- The pacer's dedication and support made a significant difference in the runner's success.
- The pacer's unwavering rhythm served as a beacon of hope for the struggling runner.
- The pacer's gentle encouragement motivated the runner to keep going when their energy waned.
FAQs About the word pacer
a horse used to set the pace in racing, a horse trained to a special gait in which both feet on one side leave the ground togetherOne who, or that which, paces;
pacemaker,leader, bellwether, trendsetter, pacesetter,pioneer, precursor, herald, forerunner,innovator
imitator,follower, imitator, follower,, Johnny-come-lately, me-tooer, me-tooer,Johnny-come-lately
The horse's steady pacer carried it gracefully around the track.
The determined pacer pushed himself to maintain a consistent rhythm during the marathon.
The pacer's role was crucial in helping the runner achieve their desired time.
The pacer's metronomic footsteps provided a steady tempo for the group.
