1. the speed at which someone or something moves
2. a single step taken when walking or running

1. to walk at a steady speed, especially back and forth
2. to set or control the speed of something

1. with due respect to (used to politely disagree)
Usage: formal

Examples

• The runner maintained a steady pace throughout the marathon.
• She took three paces forward and stopped.
• He paced nervously in the waiting room.
• The teacher paced the lesson to match the students’ abilities.
• The project is moving at a rapid pace.
• Pace my colleague, I believe we should reconsider this decision.
• The horse’s pace was smooth and comfortable.