Other Word Forms
- unpaced adjective
Etymology
Origin of paced
Example Sentences
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“Wicked: For Good” is a horribly lit, glacially paced slog that lacks the dynamism of the first film.
From Salon
Migrants, including children, in northern Mexico paced along a U.S. border strung with razor wire and bolstered by troops, unsure of where to go or what to do next.
From Seattle Times
According to an account written by Charlotte’s mistress of the wardrobe, Charlotte paced back and forth in her room, muttering to herself “what will become of me,” said Curzon.
From Los Angeles Times
Charles was wearing the Imperial State Crown and a ermine-trimmed purple velvet robe as he paced slowly through the cavernous church to the strains of “God Save the King.”
From Seattle Times
Unlike Chris Rock's "Selective Outrage," which as New York Magazine pointed out was a hot mess from a production perspective, "Baby J" is cleverly paced, staged and filmed.
From Salon
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