pace

The word “pace” has 1 syllable: pace

It's pronounced as /peɪs/

What is synonym and antonym for pace?

In the thesaurus, “pace” has 99 synonyms and 52 antonyms.

Here are synonyms and antonyms for pace along with examples of usage in sentences.

Synonyms for pace

accelerate
acceleration
actuate
advance
alacrity
ambulate
approach
beat
bounce
celerity
clip
come
come along
count
determine
dispatch
do
downbeat
drive
expedition
expeditiousness
fare
fast-forward
fastness
file
fleetness
foot it
footstep
forge
gain ground
gait
get along
get on
getalong
go
go along
go off
goose-step
haste
hastiness
hike
hoof it
hurry
hustle
impel
journey
lick
lumber
march
mark out
measure
momentum
motion
movement
near
parade
pass
patrol
perambulate
plod
pound
precipitation
precipitousness
proceed
progress
promptitude
promptness
propel
push
quickness
rapidity
rapidness
rate
repair
run
rush
speed
speediness
stamp
step
step off
stomp
stride
swiftness
take out
tempo
time
traipse
tramp
travel
tread
troop
trot
trudge
velocity
walk
walk up and down
warp speed
wend

Antonyms for pace

amble
arrest
balk
block
cease
check
cramp
delay
deliberateness
deliberation
detain
dilatoriness
halt
hamper
hinder
hold back
impede
inhibit
interrupt
languidness
languor
lateness
leisureliness
let up
lethargy
meander
nip
obstruct
pause
pokiness
procrastination
ramble
regress
reluctance
remain
repress
retard
sit
slowness
sluggishness
stall
stand
stay
stem
stop
stroll
stunt
suppress
torpidity
torpor
wait
wander

Meanings of pace

noun
1. Step.
2. Way of stepping.
3. Speed or velocity in general.
4. A measure of the hardness of a pitch and of the tendency of a cricket ball to maintain its speed after bouncing.
5. (collective) A group of donkeys.
6. Passage, route.
7. Easter.
verb
1. To walk back and forth in a small distance.
2. To set the speed in a race.
3. To measure by walking.
adjective
1. Describing a bowler who bowls fast balls.
preposition
1. With all due respect to.

Example Sentences

The runner maintained a steady pace throughout the marathon.
Despite the challenges, she continued to work at her own pace.
The music quickened, and the dancers matched the lively pace.
In the office, everyone worked at a brisk pace to meet the deadline.
The professor walked at a deliberate pace during the lecture.

On this page you'll find 151 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to pace, such as: accelerate, acceleration, actuate, advance, alacrity, amble, ambulate.

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