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Definitions for Gravity

[1] the force of attraction by which terrestrial bodies tend to fall toward the center of the earth.
[2] heaviness or weight.
[3] gravitation in general.
[4] acceleration of gravity.
[5] a unit of acceleration equal to the acceleration of gravity. Symbol : g
[6] serious or critical nature: He seemed to ignore the gravity of his illness.
[7] serious or dignified behavior; dignity; solemnity: to preserve one's gravity in the midst of chaos.
[8] lowness in pitch, as of sounds.
[9] the force of attraction that moves or tends to move bodies towards the centre of a celestial body, such as the earth or moon
[10] the property of being heavy or having weight See also specific gravity, centre of gravity
[11] another name for gravitation
[12] seriousness or importance, esp as a consequence of an action or opinion
[13] manner or conduct that is solemn or dignified
[14] lowness in pitch
[15] (modifier) of or relating to gravity or gravitation or their effects gravity wave ; gravity feed

Words related to Gravity

pressure, weight, consequence, solemnity, severity, urgency, significance, heaviness, force, momentousness, exigency, acuteness, concern, weightiness

Words nearby Gravity

gravitational wave, gravitative, gravitino, graviton, gravitropism, gravity, gravity assist, gravity cell, gravity clock, gravity dam, gravity escapement

Origin of Gravity

1500–10; < Latin gravitāt- (stem of gravitās ) heaviness, equivalent to grav(is ) heavy, grave2 + -itāt- -ity

Other words from Gravity

non·grav·i·ty , noun, plural non·grav·i·ties.

Word origin for Gravity

C16: from Latin gravitās weight, from gravis heavy

Synonyms for Gravity

pressure, weight, force, heaviness