pace
Stride or speed
Pace is borrowed from Latin and is rarely used outside of academic writing and discourse.
It means with due respect to and is used as a way of introducing some point of disagreement.
Extended single footstep
- stepFoot movement forward
- gaitLocomotion pattern
- footstepSingle walking sound
- treadSurface that grips ground
stroll · saunter · amble · march · strut · shuffle · plod · trudge
Directed rate of motion
- sprintBrief maximum-speed effort
- raceCompetition of speed
- quickMoving with speed
- fastSpeedy, or skip eating
rapid · hurry · dash · gallop · zoom · acceleration · brisk · clip
Stretched or strained state
- buildupGradual accumulation over time
- climaxPoint of greatest intensity
- suspenseAnxious uncertainty about outcomes
- momentumProduct of mass, velocity
rhythm · flow · timing · lull · drag · rush · exposition · resolution
Not varying or contradicting
- evenUniform and level
- measuredCarefully considered, unhurried
- sustainedKept up continuously
- unwaveringSteady and unchanging
constant · regularity · metronomic · uniform · controlled · maintained · rhythmic · reliable
Sequential actions in process
One complete circuit
personal best · even split · target · threshold · race · marathon · interval · training
stride
Extended single footstep
tread · stroll · saunter · amble · march · strut · shuffle · plod · trudge · footfall
velocity
Directed rate of motion
fast · rapid · hurry · dash · gallop · zoom · acceleration · brisk · clip · rate
tension
Stretched or strained state
- buildupGradual accumulation over time
- climaxPoint of greatest intensity
- suspenseAnxious uncertainty about outcomes
momentum · rhythm · flow · timing · lull · drag · rush · exposition · resolution · beats
consistent
Not varying or contradicting
unwavering · constant · regularity · metronomic · uniform · controlled · maintained · rhythmic · reliable · balanced
steps
Sequential actions in process
lap
One complete circuit
minute · personal best · even split · target · threshold · race · marathon · interval · training · finishing
rabbit
Long-eared lagomorph
front-runner · setter · pack · field · breakaway · kick · finishing · lead
- emozioniamore
- measurementsheight, stature, meters, depth, pound
- runningrun, runner, running shoes, running shorts, running gear
- walkingwalking, brisk walking, strolling, ambling, sauntering
- workplacehours, cubicle, desk job, holiday party, desk
- racingrace, racing, race track, racetrack, lap
- change of paceDeviation from routine
- snail's paceExtremely slow movement
- keep paceStay equally fast
- pick up the paceCommand to move faster
- set the paceEstablish the standard speed
- pace oneselfControl one's exertion rate
pacify, pacing, paced, paces, pacer, pacifying, pacemaker, pacesetter, pacers