重力|じゅうりょくjuuryoku[1]atamadaka (head-high)
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- noun, physicsgravity; gravitation; gravitational pull
- Synonym万有引力ばんゆういんりょくWrittenWritten/formal physics term for the attraction acting between all masses; 「重力」 typically refers to the pull of a body such as the Earth on objects near it.
- Synonym引力いんりょくNeutralA broader term than 「重力」: any attractive force between objects, magnetic or gravitational, and by extension personal charm or appeal.
- Antonym無重力むじゅうりょくNeutralWeightlessness, the state where no weight is felt, as in 「無重力空間」; the literal opposite of 「重力」, though gravity still acts in real weightlessness.
Use 「重力」 for the force with which the Earth (or a body) attracts objects, as in 「重力に逆らう」. For attraction in physics generally, say 「引力」 or 「万有引力」; 「無重力」 is its opposite, weightlessness.
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