pace <a pace; paces> SOST
pace VB (peoples & races)
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pace VB
mend one's pace VB
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| you | pace |
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| we | pace |
| you | pace |
| they | pace |
| I | paced |
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| we | paced |
| you | paced |
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| I | have | paced |
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| you | have | paced |
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A modernist in his attitude to life he was highly conscious of the zeitgeist and believed in keeping pace with the times.
en.wikipedia.org He remained concerned that humanity's conditioned reflexes were not keeping pace with its engineering potential, emphasizing the touch and go nature of our current predicament.
en.wikipedia.org One of its primary objectives is to regulate the lunar part that it will keep pace with the solar part.
en.wikipedia.org Regimental cannon would keep pace with reloading infantry and protect them against enemy attacks.
en.wikipedia.org A similar but slightly different approach to cost saving is overclocking outdated components to keep pace with new system requirements, rather than purchasing new hardware.
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