gravity in Irish
gravity in Irish is domhantharraingt, imtharraingt — gravity means the force that pulls objects toward the center of the earth, or more generally, that pulls masses toward each other.
gravity in Irish
domhantharraingt
(physics) The phenomenon that, on earth, objects have weight; the similar phenomenon on other celestial bodies such as the moon.
imtharraingt
What does "gravity" mean?
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noun The force that pulls objects toward the center of the earth, or more generally, that pulls masses toward each other.
"Because of gravity, water always runs downhill rather than uphill."
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noun Seriousness or importance, especially of a situation.
"The doctor spoke quietly, aware of the gravity of the diagnosis."
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gravity in a sentence
- Because of gravity, water always runs downhill rather than uphill.
- The apple fell from the tree due to gravity.
- The doctor spoke quietly, aware of the gravity of the diagnosis.
- Nobody laughed, because everyone felt the gravity of the moment.
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What is "gravity" in Irish?
"gravity" in Irish is domhantharraingt, imtharraingt. gravity means: The force that pulls objects toward the center of the earth, or more generally, that pulls masses toward each other.
How do you use "gravity" in a sentence?
Example: "Because of gravity, water always runs downhill rather than uphill." In Irish, "gravity" is domhantharraingt, imtharraingt.
Are there other ways to say "gravity" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "gravity": domhantharraingt, imtharraingt.
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