Force and Gravity

Force

Force noun - A body of persons at work or available for work.

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Gravity and force are semantically related in gravitation topic. In some cases you can use "Gravity" instead a noun "Force".

Nearby Words: forceful, forced, forcible, forcefully, forcibly

Gravity

Gravity noun - A mental state free of jesting or trifling.

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Synonyms for Gravity

Antonyms for Gravity

Force and gravity are semantically related in gravitation topic. Sometimes you can use "Force" instead a noun "Gravity", if it concerns topics such as force of attraction.

Nearby Word: gravitation

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How words are described

full	full force	full gravity
pure	pure force	pure gravity
natural	natural force	natural gravity
true	true force	true gravity
Other adjectives: sheer, strong, powerful, actual, massive, large, personal, greater, local, magical.

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Occasionally, this is explained in Space Opera as the effect a ship's energy/force/gravity field has on the missiles.

Source: Macross Missile Massacre
Stargate SG-1 once features an interesting variant — a prison cell that uses the force of gravity as its "Force-Field Door".

Source: Force-Field Door
In "Gralik of Gravitas" the villain Gravitas develops a gravity ray that can tremendously increase gravitational force on an object or apply Anti Gravity to it.

Source: Gravity Master

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