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apace
/ əˈpeɪs /
adverb
- quickly; rapidly
Word History and Origins
Word History and Origins
Origin of apace1
Example Sentences
The buildout of 5G networks continues apace, with wide-scale deployments across much of the developed world.
The pandemic hasn’t hurt the demand for Israeli AI innovations, as investments in the sector have continued apace.
Most obviously, the vaccine rollout needs to continue apace.
Their eviction struggle launched subsequent demonstrations against land expropriation that have continued apace, most recently against the Thirty Meter Telescope atop Mauna Kea.
Those CROs said that spending continued apace and that should there be another serious lockdown those advertisers know those publishers will be “good partners.”
Back at Foggy Bottom… More than three years after U.S. troops withdrew from Iraq, nation-building proceeds apace.
The state exchanges are working well, and the federal website will be fixed in plenty of time for enrollment to proceed apace.
Despite the disappointment, the thaw between Iran and the U.S. continued apace.
Efforts in Israel to find a way to “share the burden” more equally are proceeding apace.
Layoffs continue apace in the public sector: 11,000 public-sector jobs lost in April 2013.
By his commandment he maketh the snow to fall apace, and sendeth forth swiftly the lightnings of his judgment.
The night steals on us apace; and the angry clouds, threatning a storm, add to the awful gloom of the forest.
Preparations for the first dress rehearsal of The Spring Road went on apace.
The strange ship was only a bow shot from us, if a long one yet, but she was overhauling us apace.
In spite of reforms by improved compositions and legislative measures the degeneracy of the Gilds proceeded apace.
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