pacey

/ ˈpeɪsɪ /

adjective

1. fast-moving, quick, lively

   a pacey story

Example Sentences

The pacey two-hour adventure has Steven Spielberg's involvement, through the Jaws director's production company Amblin, and is directed by Chris Columbus, of Harry Potter and Home Alone fame.

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Captain Ben Stokes and the management regularly pointed to the partnerships he shared with Duckett - 188 in the fourth innings at Headingley, 166 at Manchester and 92 at The Oval - and still believe he is best suited to the pacey, bouncy pitches in Australia.

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The whisper is that England have decided he is not pacey enough to be a battering ram, nor has the skills to thrive with the new ball.

From BBC

By then England could be boosted by the return of Gus Atkinson, their leading wicket-taker in 2024 who bowled a long and pacey spell in the nets before this match as he recovers from a hamstring injury, while Jofra Archer looks on course to make a long-awaited return to Test cricket too.

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Professor Allan Pacey, an expert in male fertility, said research shows men over the age of 40 are "about half as fertile" as men aged 25, making the rise even more interesting.

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