Words with a similar base: pace

'pace'
[pace.n.01] as in: the rate of moving (especially walking or running)


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'pace'
[footstep.n.03] as in: the distance covered by a step


Examples:
he stepped off ten paces from the old tree and began to dig



'pace'
[pace.n.03] as in: the relative speed of progress or change


Examples:
he lived at a fast pace
he works at a great rate
the pace of events accelerated


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'pace'
[pace.n.04] as in: a step in walking or running



'pace'
[tempo.n.02] as in: the rate of some repeating event


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'pace'
[yard.n.01] as in: a unit of length equal to 3 feet; defined as 91.44
centimeters; originally taken to be the average length of a stride



'pace'
[pace.v.01] as in: walk with slow or fast paces


Examples:
He paced up and down the hall



'pace'
[pace.v.02] as in: go at a pace


Examples:
The horse paced



'pace'
[pace.v.03] as in: measure (distances) by pacing


Examples:
step off ten yards



'pace'
[pace.v.04] as in: regulate or set the pace of


Examples:
Pace your efforts


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pace (English)
├── pace (Latin)
└── pas (Anglo-Norman)


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