1. pace

noun. (ˈpeɪs) The rate of moving (especially walking or running).
Synonyms
gait rate double time quick time
Antonyms
intelligence skillfulness cathode pull oxidize
Etymology
pace (English)
pace (Latin)
pas (Anglo-Norman)
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2. pace

verb. (ˈpeɪs) Walk with slow or fast paces.
Synonyms
walk
Antonyms
ride precede
Etymology
pace (English)
pace (Latin)
pas (Anglo-Norman)

3. pace

verb. (ˈpeɪs) Go at a pace.
Synonyms
move rack travel canter locomote gallop walk go single-foot
Antonyms
stay in place descend go advance fall
Etymology
pace (English)
pace (Latin)
pas (Anglo-Norman)

4. pace

noun. (ˈpeɪs) The distance covered by a step.
Synonyms
indefinite quantity footstep step stride
Antonyms
stand still conformist rested linger decelerate
Etymology
pace (English)
pace (Latin)
pas (Anglo-Norman)

5. pace

noun. (ˈpeɪs) The relative speed of progress or change.
Synonyms
speediness deliberation deliberateness rapidness unhurriedness fastness rate sluggishness swiftness quickness rapidity temporal property beat speed slowness celerity
Antonyms
movableness acceleration deceleration upgrade downgrade
Etymology
pace (English)
pace (Latin)
pas (Anglo-Norman)

6. pace

verb. (ˈpeɪs) Measure (distances) by pacing.
Synonyms
quantify measure step
Antonyms
lie open chain closed chain unchain
Etymology
pace (English)
pace (Latin)
pas (Anglo-Norman)

7. pace

noun. (ˈpeɪs) A step in walking or running.
Synonyms
step stride walking tread walk
Antonyms
unthoughtfulness slow fast movability looseness
Etymology
pace (English)
pace (Latin)
pas (Anglo-Norman)

8. pace

noun. (ˈpeɪs) The rate of some repeating event.
Synonyms
tempo rate bpm beats per minute metronome marking M.M.
Antonyms
oxidise subtract head urban area stand
Etymology
pace (English)
pace (Latin)
pas (Anglo-Norman)

9. pace

noun. (ˈpeɪs) A unit of length equal to 3 feet; defined as 91.44 centimeters; originally taken to be the average length of a stride.
Synonyms
pole fthm rod foot lea yard perch fathom linear unit chain linear measure ft
Antonyms
activeness unskillfulness stupidity lose refresh
Etymology
pace (English)
pace (Latin)
pas (Anglo-Norman)

10. pace

verb. (ˈpeɪs) Regulate or set the pace of.
Synonyms
influence shape mold determine regulate
Antonyms
unfasten disarrange rise recede ascend
Etymology
pace (English)
pace (Latin)
pas (Anglo-Norman)
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