Gravity
Gravity noun - A mental state free of jesting or trifling.
Pressure and gravity are semantically related in gravitation topic. In some cases you can use "Pressure" instead a noun "Gravity", when it comes to topics like force of attraction.
Nearby Word: gravitation
Pressure
Pressure noun - The burden on one's emotional or mental well-being created by demands on one's time.
Gravity and pressure are semantically related in gravitation topic. Sometimes you can use "Gravity" instead a noun "Pressure".
How words are described
| high | high gravity | high pressure |
| full | full gravity | full pressure |
| low | low gravity | low pressure |
| similar | similar gravity | similar pressure |
| Other adjectives: normal, light, sheer, deep, heavy, strong, massive, increased, extreme, intense, huge, little, lower, internal, incredible, less, negative, immense, atmospheric, higher, lowered. | ||
Both words in one sentence
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The atmospheric pressure and gravity are considered "1" when compared to other planets, which are either higher or lower than that number.
Source: Useful Notes / Earth -
The drastic differences in pressure and gravity require them to wear special environment suits on other planets (or at least all the ones Shepard has seen them on).
Source: Vader Breath -
It's not most definitely not a normal planet, but while the belly of the gigantic space slug in The Empire Strikes Back lacks a breathable atmosphere, it apparently has normal gravity and pressure.
Source: All Planets Are Earth-Like
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