paces (Meaning)
paces
rate of moving especially on foot, a fast gait of a horse in which legs on the same side move together, rhythmic animation, any of various units of distance based on the length of a human step, an established rate of locomotion, rate of progress, parallel rate of growth or development, speed, to go before, first place in a competition, to cover (a course) by pacing, to walk with slow steady steps, to walk with often slow or measured tread, to go at a pace, contrary to the opinion of, rate of movement, an example to be emulated, a manner of going on foot, to set or regulate the pace of, a single step or a measure based on the length of a human step, to move along, gait, to measure by paces, to establish a moderate or steady pace for (oneself), a manner of walking, an exhibition or test of skills or capacities, to cover at a walk, to set an example for, step sense 2a(1), rate of performance or delivery, to keep pace with, a fast 2-beat gait (as of the horse) in which the legs move in lateral pairs and support the animal alternately on the right and left legs, to measure by pacing
Synonyms & Antonyms of paces
paces Sentence Examples
- The runner maintained a steady pace of 10 kilometers per hour.
- The hiker walked at a leisurely pace, admiring the scenic surroundings.
- The horses approached in a slow, steady pace, their hooves echoing against the pavement.
- The ballet dancer moved with graceful, measured paces.
- The clock ticked away at a regular pace, marking the passing of time.
- The marching band played in perfect unison, their paces in perfect alignment.
- The wind blew at a relentless pace, whipping up the leaves into a frenzy.
- The turtle crawled at a slow, laborious pace, its shell dragging through the dirt.
- The child shuffled along at a hesitant pace, unsure of its footing.
- The teacher paced back and forth in front of the class, her footsteps echoing in the silent room.
FAQs About the word paces
rate of moving especially on foot, a fast gait of a horse in which legs on the same side move together, rhythmic animation, any of various units of distance bas
marches,strides, files, parades,steps, goose-steps, stamps, traipses, trudges, hikes
strolls, meanders,wanders, rambles,ambles,
The runner maintained a steady pace of 10 kilometers per hour.
The hiker walked at a leisurely pace, admiring the scenic surroundings.
The horses approached in a slow, steady pace, their hooves echoing against the pavement.
The ballet dancer moved with graceful, measured paces.
