pacy

/ ˈpeɪsɪ /

adjective

1. a variant spelling of pacey

Example Sentences

Physiotherapist Ben Warburton, brother of Wales rugby union legend Sam, says players who have more metres to cover, such as central midfielders, tend to sustain calf injuries while pacy full-backs and wingers, who are doing more sprints, will suffer hamstring problems.

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Then they have a pacy, physical and direct centre-forward in Gyokeres to get on the end of any chances they create.

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Consistent serving - a mixture of dangerous, swinging deliveries out wide and flatter, pacy serves - laid the platform.

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Pacy, threatening, solid enough at the back even after they suffered the huge loss of their best defender, John Souttar, after little more than half an hour.

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On an indoor hard court which suits her skillset, Boulter used her punishing first serve and pacy forehand to cruise past Germany's Laura Siegemund and Canada's Leylah Fernandez.

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