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Meanings of gravitation in English
Physics: the force of mutual attraction between all masses in the universe.
Portuguese
gravidade Usage of gravitation in English
1
Therefore let none expect mercy-havethe seasons, gravitation, the appointed days, mercy?
2
He'd said something about lesser gravitation, but I didn't feel that light.
3
The lighter gas rises and the heavier sinks by law of gravitation.
4
Only the perfectly selfless man can elude the gravitation of material life.
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The law of gravitation is at the bottom of all his work.
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With wonderful sagacity Newton traced the consequences of the law of gravitation.
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The law of gravitation unanchored, the world moved out of its place.
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It was larger than the earth, and of a somewhat stronger gravitation.
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His law of gravitation explains how the whole universe is held together.
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Law of sympathy and harmony inflexible as the law of gravitation, 244-u.
11
We were certainly held to the moon where we were by gravitation.
12
A mathematical work professing to prove that the assumed ether causes gravitation.
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When that fact is stated generally, we get the law of gravitation.
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Kepler's investigations afterwards led to the discovery of the principle of gravitation.
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But Newton's law of gravitation reduced the whole to the greatest simplicity.
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The question is, therefore, how progressively to overcome this law of gravitation.
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Gravitation through the time
Gravitation across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common