Gravities example sentences

grav·i·ty

noun

gravity (noun)

  - the force that attracts a body toward the center of the earth, or toward any other physical body having mass.

  - the degree of intensity of gravity, measured by acceleration.

  - extreme or alarming importance; seriousness:

  - seriousness or solemnity of manner:

Synonyms

attraction, pull, weight, heaviness, seriousness, importance, profundity, significance, momentousness, moment, weightiness, weight, consequence, magnitude, criticalness, acuteness, cruciality, urgency, exigence, direness, terribleness, awfulness, dreadfulness, precariousness, perilousness, peril, hazard, danger, threat, menace, risk, hairiness, chanciness, dodginess, egregiousness, triviality, solemnity, seriousness, somberness, sobriety, soberness, severity, unsmilingness, grimness, humorlessness, gloominess, preoccupation, thoughtfulness, dignity, staidness, dourness, aloofness, cheerfulness, levity

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