gravity's pull

"Gravity's pull" can refer to both the literal force of gravity and metaphorical forces in life.

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Definition

B2Physics

(technical, scientific)The force exerted by a massive body that draws objects toward its center.

Example

  • Gravity's pull keeps the planets in orbit around the sun.
  • An apple falls from a tree due to gravity's pull.

C1Literature

(idiomatic, poetic)The stress or pressure of a situation acting upon a person.

Example

  • She felt gravity's pull as the deadline approached, adding to her stress.
  • In the poem, the protagonist struggles against gravity's pull, symbolizing life's challenges.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "gravity's pull":

gravitationally challengedgravitational wavecenter of gravityquantum gravitation