1. comparative form of 'pacy': having a faster pace or speed; moving or progressing more quickly
Usage: chiefly British English; informal

Examples

• The second half of the film was pacier than the first.
• This version of the song has a pacier tempo.
• The pacier rhythm kept the audience engaged throughout the performance.
• He prefers pacier workouts to build his cardiovascular fitness.
• The pacier narrative style made the novel hard to put down.