Synonyms for «to set the pace»

The phrase "to set the pace" means to establish the speed or rate at which something is done, setting an example for others to follow. Full definition

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«set»

«pace»

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right pace
slow tempo
to set goals
accelerated pace
slow beat
to help someone make progress
to help someone settle down
to establish a rhythm
to speed things along
to track time
to get momentum
fast tempo
to outpace someone
to hasten something
to keep time
to get things started
to establish mood
steady beat
steady pace
to step something up a bit
to set rates
to create mood
to keep things moving
goal pace
to fit one's busy schedule
to make quick progress
to rush something
to take things slow
to make ones way
to plan time
to start leading
game pace
to make great strides
to change speed
to dictate the tempo
to maintain momentum
to help someone get going
running pace
to kick into high gear
race pace
to quicken the process
to control speed
to move ahead
to help get someone going
to set one's mind at ease
to fit one's schedule
to pick up momentum
to expedite something
to hurry along
to keep everything moving

Sentences with «to set the pace»

Not only is it extraordinarily good, but a crucial part of helping set the pace for the player in the kitchen. (gamecuddle.com)
What if we let baby set the pace of feeding solids, just as we trusted them to eat at the breast? (believemidwiferyservices.com)
It also sets the pace in its class in terms of efficiency. (press.bmwgroup.com)
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Synonyms for «to set the pace»

«set»

«pace»

Related phrases

Sentences with «to set the pace»

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