Gravitation is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GRAVITATION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the force of attraction between masses
• the force responsible for gravitation; gravity.
• movement, or a tendency to move, towards a centre of gravity, as in the falling of bodies to the earth.
• movement towards or attraction to something
• The act of gravitating.
• That species of attraction or force by which all bodies or particles of matter in the universe tend toward each other; called also attraction of gravitation, universal gravitation, and universal gravity. See Attraction, and Weight.
• (physics) the force of attraction between all masses in the universe; especially the attraction of the earth\'s mass for bodies near its surface
• movement downward resulting from gravitational attraction
• a figurative movement toward some attraction
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a force manifested by acceleration toward each other of two free material particles or bodies or of radiant-energy quant gravity 3a(2)

Words related to GRAVITATION

gravitations16

Words that contain GRAVITATION

gravitations16 gravitational17 gravitationally22 nongravitationa19 nongravitational20

How to use GRAVITATION in a sentence

• The law of spiritual gravitation is, that by all the changing impulses of our nature we are drawn upward unto Him.
• If existence after death were proved and became a scientific fact like the law of gravitation, a revealed religion might lose its power.
• The heavens and the earth are made subject to the same law of gravitation.
• We merely explain it, as Newton explained gravitation.
• Now, to illustrate the subject further, let us consider the advantages arising from this practical use of gravitation, and the losses attendant upon the neglect thereof.
• Round him I must revolve by the gravitation of spirits.
• The light, the air, gravitation and all elemental forces transcend definition.
• It is too true, as some philosopher has said, that if a property interest depended on it, there would soon be plenty of able men to deny the law of gravitation.
• The principle of universal gravitation suffices for preserving the stability of the solar system.
• In the second book he treats of the law of gravitation, and the movements of the centres of gravity of the celestial bodies.
• On the other hand, my attention was riveted by the study of gravitation, of force, of weight, which were living things to me, because of their evident relation to actual facts.
• Newton, dozing under an apple-tree, is hit on the head by a falling apple, and there follows the law of gravitation.
• The forces, the influence of which we shall discuss, are in succession chemical agencies, temperature, light, and gravitation.
• On the moon, where the force of gravitation is one-sixth as great as upon the earth, we had found ourselves astonishingly light.
• Truth seemed the missing half of their own sphere, toward which, by a subtle and lordly gravitation, they swung.
• With wonderful sagacity Newton traced the consequences of the law of gravitation.
• While he was deciding upon a plan of action, gravitation appears to have been busy.
• Gravitation found him prepared, and so did the less majestic but not vain dispensation of accidents.
• I agree with them also that it is wise to leave the question of such absorption to this process of natural political gravitation.
• The Law of Psychic Attraction is as constant and invariable as the great Law of Gravitation, or Magnetic Attraction.
• Gravitation kills us all in the end, just as surely as if we fell off a precipice.
• The sun reaches his unrelaxing hand of gravitation to every other world at every instant.
• The law of gravitation is a statement of the manner in which experience shows that bodies, which are free to move, do, in fact, move towards one another.
• Steam, electricity, gravitation, and chemical affinity do not think.
• It goes so easily! There is no railroad to build, no car to haul back, only to stand still and see gravitation do the work.
• Gravitation reaches every place, whether worlds be there or not.
• Love has finer attraction for souls than gravitation has for bodies.
• Yet the great law of gravitation is stronger still, and the planet swings smoothly through its beautiful ether.
• The nucleus once formed the matter adjacent would precipitate itself by gravitation upon the surface of the incipient world.
• It is possible that at the bottom of all these phenomena lies the force of gravitation.

Similar words containing GRAVITA without suffix tion

gravitas12 gravitate13 gravitases14 gravitated15 gravitater14 gravitates14 gravitaters15 gravitating16 gravitative18 gravitations16 gravitational17 gravitationally22 nongravitationa19 nongravitational20

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