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Meanings of gravity in English
Fundamental force attracting uneven distribution of masses together.
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Examples for "solemnity"
Examples for "solemnity"
1
And you shall keep the solemnity thereof seven days in the year.
2
There is a striking solemnity in the answer of Pantheus to Aeneas:
3
The silence and the solemnity of the whole seemed to him extraordinary.
4
The ceremony was performed in the accustomed manner, and with due solemnity.
5
The solemnity of the scene accorded with the importance of his undertaking.
Russian
сусло Spanish
mosto de cerveza Technical term; relative density compared to water, of the wort or must at various stages in the fermentation of alcoholic beverages.
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Usage of gravity in English
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The seemingly gravity-defying art market also reflects the nature of wealth today.
2
Still, he decided to make the gravity of the situation perfectly clear.
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The parties are aware of the gravity of the situation, said Mor.
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Nasa's reduced gravity education programme holds a special place in space history.
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Venizelos said parties and deputies must weigh the gravity of the situation.
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Indeed, I believe you already are. Her smile gave way to gravity.
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The earl had very little sense of gravity in any given situation.
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Perhaps one day we will learn that Newton's gravity indeed requires adjustment.
9
A singularity whose gravity permits nothing to escape: no matter, no energy.
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The old General seemed to feel keenly the gravity of the situation.
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The new London School of Economics student centre seems to defy gravity.
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They move through space without a thought for gravity, energy, even time.
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Weather talk wasn't usually something Pele mentioned with that kind of gravity.
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All parties campaigned in the referendum, accepting the gravity of the issue.
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The planet Mercury has more mass than Titan, and therefore more gravity.
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So somebody in the place had understood the gravity of their situation.
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Gravity through the time
Gravity across language varieties
United Kingdom
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United States of America
Common
South Africa
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