Pace out

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verb

To spread out events or activities over a period of time to avoid becoming too tired or to make something easier to do.

It's a long race, so he decided to pace out his energy across all the miles.
Visual representation of "pace out" - To spread out events or activities over a period of time to avoid becoming too tired or to make something easier to do.

Often appears as...

  • pace out activities
  • pace out tasks
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Strategic Planning

Consider 'pace out' for strategic management of resources like time and energy in tasks.

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She paced out the project deadlines to ensure consistent progress.
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Physical Exertion

Use 'pace out' when discussing physical activities where energy conservation is important.

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Marathon runners need to pace out their effort to avoid fatigue.
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Managing Fatigue

'Pace out' implies taking deliberate steps to prevent becoming overly tired or overwhelmed.

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Studying for exams? Don't cram, pace out your revision sessions.
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