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Pace
Pace
n.
A
single
movement
from
one
foot
to
the
other
in
walking
; a
step
.
Pace
n.
The
length
of a
step
in
walking
or
marching
,
reckoned
from
the
heel
of
one
foot
to
the
heel
of
the
other
;
used
as a
unit
in
measuring
distances
; as, he
advanced
fifty
paces
.
Pace
n.
Manner
of
stepping
or
moving
;
gait
;
walk
; as,
the
walk
,
trot
,
canter
,
gallop
,
and
amble
are
paces
of
the
horse
; a
swaggering
pace
; a
quick
pace
.
Pace
n.
A
slow
gait
; a
footpace
.
Pace
n.
Specifically
, a
kind
of
fast
amble
; a
rack
.
Pace
n.
Any
single
movement
,
step
, or
procedure
.
Pace
n.
A
broad
step
or
platform
;
any
part
of a
floor
slightly
raised
above
the
rest
, as
around
an
altar
, or at
the
upper
end
of a
hall
.
Pace
n.
A
device
in a
loom
, to
maintain
tension
on
the
warp
in
pacing
the
web
.
Pace
v. i.
To go; to
walk
;
specifically
, to
move
with
regular
or
measured
steps
.
Pace
v. i.
To
proceed
; to
pass
on.
Pace
v. i.
To
move
quickly
by
lifting
the
legs
on
the
same
side
together
, as a
horse
; to
amble
with
rapidity
; to
rack
.
Pace
v. i.
To
pass
away
; to
die
.
Pace
v. t.
To
walk
over
with
measured
tread
; to
move
slowly
over
or
upon
; as,
the
guard
paces
his
round
.
Pace
v. t.
To
measure
by
steps
or
paces
; as, to
pace
a
piece
of
ground
.
Pace
v. t.
To
develop
,
guide
, or
control
the
pace
or
paces
of; to
teach
the
pace
; to
break
in.
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