apace
Americanadverb
adverb
Etymology
Origin of apace
First recorded in 1275–1325; Middle English a pas(e) “at a (good) pace”; a- 1, pace 1
Example Sentences
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As AI technology develops apace, the company has swathes of land reserved on its Jakarta site for future builds.
From Barron's
Paramount Skydance’s new management team said Wednesday that while their turnaround plan is proceeding apace, a potential acquisition of Warner Bros.
From MarketWatch
That view underscores how capital isn’t completely disappearing from risk assets, and investors aren’t only being selective in tech but also rotating into value stocks, and those exposed to economic growth, continues apace.
From Barron's
Proceed apace with the love of your life and buy a place together, but do so with the right contingency plans in place.
From MarketWatch
A busy week continued apace on Thursday, with investors spending the trading session digesting the first set of Big Tech earnings results from Meta Platforms, Microsoft, and Tesla.
From Barron's
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