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Meanings of sedate pace in English

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Usage of sedate pace in English
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Even so, most of the time he kept to a sedate pace.
In every heartbeat
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The non-delivery takes all of 10 seconds at a sedate pace.
News.com.au
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I followed after her, at a more sedate pace.
Agents of light and darkness
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That is, Molly came flying, while serious little Stella walked at her usual sedate pace.
Marjorie's Vacation
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She returned to silence as he continued to push the wheelchair at a sedate pace.
The book of spies
6
Nature is in a continuous process of genetic mutation albeit in at a more sedate pace.
The Irish Times
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We rode at a much more sedate pace for another hour, we women in the lead.
Summers at Castle Auburn
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The sphere followed the creature down into the city, descending at a much more sedate pace.
The call of kerberos: twilight of kerberos
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It was crawling along at a sedate pace, but it seemed to be looming very fast.
Blameless
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This is caused by bottling before the speed of fermentation has slowed to a sufficiently sedate pace.
The Guardian
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Down the dock behind the portly baker came Loni, walking toward them at a more sedate pace.
Thief of lives
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There were some sleepy middle overs when both sides seemed content as runs came at a sedate pace.
The Guardian
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A few artificial lights were already on in Kuepersburg as Nessler flew them home at a sedate pace.
More Than Honor
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There was no thunderclap this time; the shuttle and its escorts would reach orbit at a more sedate pace.
Earth strike: star carrier: book one
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His gaze shifted to the suspect, who was jogging at her usual sedate pace, then back to his smokes.
It Must Be Love
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The other is round-like-a-plate, and is moved at a more sedate pace by a team of elephants and a turtle.
The folklore of discworld
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