gravity

UK /ˈɡɹævɪti/ US /ˈɡɹævəti/
noun 5

Collocations

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1

(noun.) natural force

ADJ

weak, zero

Astronauts can jump very high in zero gravity because there is almost no downward force.

strong

VERB + GRAVITY

be subject to

Everything on Earth remains subject to gravity, which is why objects fall when you drop them.

defy

The acrobat's incredible flip seemed to defy gravity for a moment.

PREP

by ~

Heavy boxes were moved down the ramp by gravity without needing any extra help.

PHRASES

centre of gravity

The centre of gravity in their relationship shifted when they both started working from home.

the force of gravity, the law/laws of gravity

2

(noun.) seriousness

ADJ

extreme

The doctor explained the extreme gravity of the patient's condition to his family.

VERB + GRAVITY

appreciate, realize, understand

PREP

with ~

We should treat this environmental problem with the same gravity as a major health crisis.

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