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Often used in the same context:
chasers,
champions,
inamorato,
pursuers,
favorites,
rans,
stablemate,
contenders,
leapfrog,
standings,
pipping,
cryptograph,
challengers,
strong suit,
reoppose,
princelet,
rivals,
purple patch,
academicals,
ionians,
canter,
runners,
latent heat,
chorist,
winners,
boarhound,
archipenko,
gluepot,
rvs,
decarchy,
furlong,
nacarat,
welwyn garden city,
campanologist,
weigelia,
placings,
maffioso,
victors,
squamosa,
chartreux,
spun sugar,
zibeline,
goalless,
royston crow,
pushovers,
withies,
privy seal,
medicean,
antonius pius,
romneya,
victories,
tavistock,
copsewood,
vivary,
finishers,
ascendency,
caernarfon,
sentire,
winless,
colts,
sighter,
zingari,
ruthin,
frontale,
relegation,
decider,
wessex,
carrigeen,
trot,
ascendancy,
lope de vega,
blaydon,
upsetter,
swagger stick,
scintillating,
cornishmen,
jupiter pluvius,
hatful,
peeress,
glowlamp,
fillies,
tyros,
threave,
beeswing,
leaders,
champs,
pretenders,
volitant,
piraya,
frontrunner,
wickets,
astronomia,
godolphin,
compatriot,
conquerors,
oyster catcher,
gallant,
nil desperandum,
passing shot,
sawtry,
grimthorpe,
quick temper,
developments,
populists,
achievements,
ambitions,
discourses,
ists,
luminaries,
powerhouses,
progressives,
religious,
revolutionaries,
schisms,
setters,
superstars,
visionaries,
advancements,
advances,
agnostics,
americana,
appreciations
Also try:
— Adjectives for pacesetters:
other,
national,
new,
cultural,
great,
early,
social,
global,
modern,
few,
such,
more...
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