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What is the noun for
pacey
?
What's the
noun
for
pacey
? Here's the word you're looking for.
pace
(
obsolete
)
Passage, route.
(
obsolete
)
One's
journey
or
route
. [14th-18th century]
(
obsolete
)
A
passage
through difficult terrain; a mountain pass or route vulnerable to ambush etc. [14th-17th century]
(
obsolete
)
An
aisle
in a
church
. [15th-19th century]
Step.
A
step
taken with the
foot
. [from 14th century]
The distance covered in a
step
(or sometimes two), either vaguely or according to various specific set measurements. [from 14th century]
Way of stepping.
A
manner
of
walking
,
running
or
dancing
; the
rate
or
style
of how someone moves with their feet. [from 14th century]
Any of various
gaits
of a
horse
, specifically a 2-beat, lateral
gait
. [from 15th century]
Speed
or
velocity
in general. [from 15th century]
(
cricket
)
A
measure
of the
hardness
of a
pitch
and of the
tendency
of a
cricket ball
to maintain its
speed
after
bouncing
. [from 19th century]
A
group
of
donkeys
. The
collective noun
for donkeys.
Synonyms
:
rate
,
momentum
,
speed
,
tempo
,
clip
,
lick
,
velocity
,
alacrity
,
beat
,
frequency
,
movement
,
regularity
,
celerity
,
motion
,
fastness
,
swiftness
,
expeditiousness
,
quickness
,
downbeat
,
pattern
,
rapidity
,
briskness
,
hurriedness
,
rhythm
,
measure
,
rapidness
,
cadence
,
progress
,
promptness
,
acceleration
,
fleetness
,
time
,
rate of knots
,
expedition
,
dispatch
,
haste
,
hastiness
,
rush
,
hustle
,
dash
,
speediness
,
hurry
,
promptitude
,
bustle
,
flurry
,
precipitateness
,
nimbleness
,
hustling
,
hurly-burly
,
urgency
…
more
Examples
:
“We walked at a slow and steady
pace
as we were not in any sort of hurry.”
“Arthur immediately stepped back a
pace
to put some distance between himself and the legendary bear.”
“He walked with a strange
pace
, seemingly floating.”
pacer
One who
paces
.
A
breed
of
horse
used in harness races.
Short for
pacemaker
.
(
Australia
)
A
mechanical pencil
.
Synonyms
:
trendsetter
,
leader
,
pacemaker
,
pacesetter
,
bellwether
,
innovator
,
pioneer
,
leading light
,
modernizer
,
trailblazer
,
initiator
,
forerunner
,
doyen
,
lead
,
pathfinder
,
groundbreaker
,
originator
,
developer
,
discoverer
,
founder
,
architect
,
neoteric
,
front runner
,
torch-bearer
,
guiding light
,
early adopter
,
guru
,
stylist
,
avant-gardist
,
leader of fashion
,
arbiter of taste
,
experimenter
,
creator
,
vanguard
,
spearhead
,
instigator
,
avant-garde
,
reformer
,
scout
,
founding father
,
guide
,
reformist
,
progressivist
,
visionary
,
progressive
,
changemaker
,
new broom
,
prime mover
,
go-getter
,
torchbearer
…
more
Examples
:
“The experienced
pacer
led the group of hikers through the challenging terrain, setting a steady pace and ensuring they stayed on track.”
“Ventricular burst stimulation may be delivered through a permanent
pacer
to terminate organized ventricular tachycardia.”
“Weight loss despite adequate calories suggests an overactive thyroid, Parkinsonism, diabetes, or a hyperactive Alzheimer
pacer
.”
pacesetter
A person who determines the
rate
of action through
leading
.
Synonyms
:
trendsetter
,
leader
,
innovator
,
pioneer
,
pacemaker
,
modernizer
,
pacer
,
bellwether
,
forerunner
,
leading light
,
trailblazer
,
reformer
,
avant-gardist
,
groundbreaker
,
pathfinder
,
change agent
,
neoteric
,
visionary
,
guru
,
discoverer
,
new broom
,
front runner
,
experimenter
,
reformist
,
spearhead
,
progressivist
,
progressive
,
changemaker
,
vanguard
,
initiator
,
revolutionary
,
avant-garde
,
revisionist
,
prime mover
,
go-getter
,
heretic
,
stylist
,
originator
,
doyen
,
lead
,
developer
,
founder
,
architect
,
leader of fashion
,
torch-bearer
,
guiding light
,
arbiter of taste
,
early adopter
,
creator
,
instigator
…
more
Examples
:
“Magna Graduate kept close to the leaders on the inside and moved to within one length of
pacesetter
Tani Maru through six furlongs.”
“The early
pacesetter
faded to last, and Regal Thunder ran on to finish second.”
“People couldn't believe that you could break the world record in the Olympics without a
pacesetter
.”
pacing
The act of moving in
paces
, or their arrangement or timing.
paciness
The quality of being
pacey
.
pace
Easter
.
Synonyms
:
rate
,
momentum
,
speed
,
tempo
,
clip
,
lick
,
velocity
,
alacrity
,
beat
,
frequency
,
movement
,
regularity
,
celerity
,
motion
,
fastness
,
swiftness
,
expeditiousness
,
quickness
,
downbeat
,
pattern
,
rapidity
,
briskness
,
hurriedness
,
rhythm
,
measure
,
rapidness
,
cadence
,
progress
,
promptness
,
acceleration
,
fleetness
,
time
,
rate of knots
,
expedition
,
dispatch
,
haste
,
hastiness
,
rush
,
hustle
,
dash
,
speediness
,
hurry
,
promptitude
,
bustle
,
flurry
,
precipitateness
,
nimbleness
,
hustling
,
hurly-burly
,
urgency
…
more
Examples
:
“We walked at a slow and steady
pace
as we were not in any sort of hurry.”
“Arthur immediately stepped back a
pace
to put some distance between himself and the legendary bear.”
“He walked with a strange
pace
, seemingly floating.”
pacesetters
plural of
pacesetter
Synonyms
:
trendsetters
,
leaders
,
innovators
,
pioneers
,
pacemakers
,
modernizers
,
pacers
,
bellwethers
,
forerunners
,
leading lights
,
avant-gardists
,
trailblazers
,
reformers
,
change agents
,
gurus
,
groundbreakers
,
pathfinders
,
front runners
,
new brooms
,
discoverers
,
visionaries
,
neoterics
,
go-getters
,
revisionists
,
progressives
,
initiators
,
avant-gardes
,
changemakers
,
progressivists
,
prime movers
,
reformists
,
spearheads
,
experimenters
,
vanguards
,
revolutionaries
,
heretics
,
stylists
,
doyens
,
lead
,
developers
,
founders
,
originators
,
early adopters
,
guiding lights
,
architects
,
creators
,
instigators
,
founding fathers
,
thought leaders
,
torchbearers
…
more
pacings
plural of
pacing
pacers
plural of
pacer
Synonyms
:
trendsetters
,
leaders
,
pacemakers
,
pacesetters
,
bellwethers
,
innovators
,
leading lights
,
modernizers
,
pioneers
,
trailblazers
,
initiators
,
forerunners
,
doyens
,
lead
,
developers
,
groundbreakers
,
founders
,
pathfinders
,
originators
,
front runners
,
early adopters
,
guiding lights
,
discoverers
,
architects
,
neoterics
,
gurus
,
stylists
,
avant-gardists
,
reformers
,
change agents
,
visionaries
,
experimenters
,
new brooms
,
vanguards
,
go-getters
,
revisionists
,
progressives
,
avant-gardes
,
changemakers
,
instigators
,
spearheads
,
founding fathers
,
creators
,
progressivists
,
prime movers
,
reformists
,
revolutionaries
,
heretics
,
guides
,
scouts
…
more
Examples
:
“My first and second
pacers
weighed a hefty 200 gm and I had to clutch my chest with my hand while running!”
“Without the help and support of my
pacers
and my wife Carol, I could not have completed this challenge.”
“He should not stand there and let medium
pacers
bowl him half-volleys all day long and get him out.”
paces
plural of
pace
Synonyms
:
rates
,
momentums
,
speeds
,
tempos
,
clip
,
licks
,
velocity
,
alacrity
,
beats
,
frequencies
,
movement
,
regularity
,
celerity
,
motion
,
fastness
,
swiftness
,
expeditiousness
,
quickness
,
downbeats
,
patterns
,
rapidity
,
briskness
,
hurriedness
,
rhythm
,
measures
,
rapidness
,
cadence
,
progress
,
promptness
,
acceleration
,
fleetness
,
time
,
steps
,
footsteps
,
strides
,
treads
,
gaits
,
bearings
,
carriage
,
ambles
,
canters
,
comportments
,
deportments
,
posture
,
walks
,
manners
,
gallops
…
more
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