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pacing


From the verb pace: (⇒ conjugate)
pacing is: Click the infinitive to see all available inflections
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pace
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Sense: Noun: speed
Synonyms:
speed Collocations, tempo Collocations, rhythm Collocations, movement Collocations, velocity, momentum Collocations, rate Collocations
Sense: Noun: step
Synonyms:
step Collocations, stride Collocations, footstep, gait Collocations
Sense: Verb: walk
Synonyms:
walk Collocations, stride Collocations, pound Collocations, hoof Collocations, trot, canter, step Collocations, walk back and forth, walk up and down, pace back and forth, pace up and down
Sense: Verb: march
Synonyms:
Sense: Verb: advance
Synonyms:
Sense: Verb: measure by pacing
Synonyms:
pace off, step off, measure Collocations, measure off

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