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The force that attracts a body towards the centre of the earth, or towards any other physical body having mass
Seriousness or importance
Solemnity of manner
The effect something is likely to have on other things
The state of being austere
Gravity
The quality of being genuine
The fundamental force of attraction that exists between all particles with mass in the universe
A composed or serious manner or style
Splendour and impressiveness, especially of appearance or style
A situation enforcing a certain course of action
The measurable amount, force or strength of a property
The state or quality of having a great weight
Power derived from the utilization of physical or chemical resources
Composure and dignity of manner
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Noun
▲
The force that attracts a body towards the centre of the earth, or towards any other physical body having mass
attraction
heaviness
weight
pull
force
pressure
attracting force
downward force
stress
load
thrust
compression
squeezing
compressing
crushing
density
squeeze
shear
strength
encumbrance
physical force
“The ball will fall to the floor due to the force of
gravity
pulling it down.”
Noun
▲
Seriousness or importance
importance
seriousness
significance
acuteness
consequence
moment
momentousness
urgency
weightiness
magnitude
perilousness
profundity
weight
awfulness
criticalness
cruciality
direness
exigence
terribleness
danger
dreadfulness
hairiness
hazard
menace
peril
precariousness
risk
severity
threat
chanciness
dodginess
egregiousness
hazardousness
iffiness
concern
enormity
exigency
weightfulness
severeness
dangerousness
extremity
criticality
vitalness
graveness
grievousness
pivotalness
humorlessness
crucialness
intricacy
complexity
suddenness
decisiveness
profoundness
fierceness
essentiality
intensity
forcefulness
obscurity
elaboration
abstruseness
solemnity
reconditeness
depth
necessity
hurry
imperativeness
need
pressure
haste
imminence
importunity
instancy
stress
incitement
rush
top priority
desperation
more ❯
“An interest in bad news demands a certain high level of national seriousness and
gravity
and, possibly, hopelessness.”
Noun
▲
Solemnity of manner
seriousness
solemnity
sobriety
soberness
thoughtfulness
dignity
grimness
earnestness
severity
sombreness
staidness
earnest
gloom
gloominess
graveness
gravitas
grim-facedness
humourlessness
intentness
long-facedness
preoccupation
serious-mindedness
solemnness
stone-facedness
unsmilingness
aloofness
dourness
sedateness
somberness
urgency
pensiveness
acuteness
perilousness
concern
hazardousness
consequence
weightiness
momentousness
exigency
significance
sternness
glumness
coolness
calmness
absorption
concentration
attentiveness
moodiness
meditativeness
bookishness
studiousness
owlishness
sober-mindedness
resoluteness
honesty
sadness
mournfulness
dolefulness
steadiness
loftiness
level-headedness
restraint
practicalness
practicality
composure
pragmatism
focus
fixedness
raptness
attention
poise
decorum
grit
austerity
formality
grandeur
will
ponderance
self-control
strictness
puritanism
reasonableness
conservatism
self-restraint
dignified demeanour
calm
common sense
close attention
resolution
passion
zeal
determination
warmth
enthusiasm
resolve
sincerity
ardour
UK
vehemence
eagerness
fervour
UK
keenness
engrossment
doggedness
perseverance
deliberation
tenacity
stress
decision
depth
devotion
firmness
persistence
purposefulness
feeling
fervor
US
intensity
ardor
US
self-possession
coldness
reserve
detachment
reticence
uncommunicativeness
lack of emotion
more ❯
“An air of
gravity
and solemnity pervaded the president's remarks as a stunned nation listened by radio.”
Noun
▲
The effect something is likely to have on other things
significance
consequence
importance
import
impact
moment
weight
magnitude
influence
momentousness
weightiness
seriousness
substance
impressiveness
relevance
memorableness
noteworthiness
remarkableness
unforgettableness
consideration
conspicuousness
distinction
markedness
merit
note
account
cruciality
matter
obviousness
rarity
strikingness
uncommonness
unusualness
authority
exceptionalness
extraordinariness
specialness
pronounced nature
outstanding nature
value
concern
interest
signification
prominence
urgency
worth
usefulness
notability
exigency
standing
mark
graveness
paramountcy
preponderancy
preponderance
meaning
priority
bearing
materiality
esteem
rank
emphasis
stress
advantage
repute
pith
implication
applicability
salience
severity
enormity
benefit
valuation
honor
US
honour
UK
objective
object
purpose
design
portent
recognition
reputation
renown
prestige
essence
eminence
extent
thrust
position
status
application
use
profit
avail
precedence
concernment
drift
sense
effect
force
denotation
point
tenor
purport
caliber
US
calibre
UK
accent
gist
attention
stake
significancy
fame
stature
greatness
illustriousness
pre-eminence
sway
power
clout
celebrity
name
dominance
pull
superiority
supremacy
acclaim
preeminence
seniority
state
quality
fashion
class
dignity
character
good reputation
outstandingness
visibility
report
rep
proportion
kudos
notoriety
solemnity
odour
UK
odor
US
grandeur
dimension
intensity
acuteness
level
scale
perilousness
hazardousness
leverage
muscle
transcendence
primacy
prestigiousness
supereminence
prepotency
teeth
credit
heft
beef
mana
persuasiveness
efficacy
high standing
potency
in
juice
forcefulness
powerfulness
forcibleness
effectiveness
high rank
rule
grandness
more ❯
Noun
▲
The state of being austere
austerity
formality
seriousness
sternness
coldness
hardness
harshness
inflexibility
solemnity
stiffness
graveness
grimness
rigor
US
rigour
UK
severity
soberness
somberness
strictness
acerbity
asperity
astringence
exactingness
exactness
formalness
inclemency
obduracy
rigidity
stringency
forbiddingness
humorlessness
sombreness
unfriendliness
dourness
austereness
steeliness
stoniness
flintiness
frostiness
frigidity
iciness
rigorousness
toughness
cruelty
sharpness
rigidness
unkindness
hardheartedness
firmness
relentlessness
savagery
authoritarianism
difficulty
danger
unsparingness
intransigence
despotism
ruthlessness
brutality
pitilessness
severeness
inhumanity
callousness
hard-heartedness
discipline
arduousness
cold-heartedness
heartlessness
lack of feeling
lack of sentiment
lack of compassion
more ❯
Noun
▲
Gravity
gravitational force
force of gravity
gravitation
gravitational attraction
Noun
▲
The quality of being genuine
genuineness
authenticity
candidness
indisputability
potency
truth
authority
cogency
effectiveness
efficacy
force
foundation
grounds
legality
legitimacy
persuasiveness
point
power
punch
realness
right
soundness
strength
substance
truthfulness
validity
validness
weight
genuinity
rationality
viability
plausibility
defensibility
sustainability
reasonableness
logic
justifiability
believability
credibility
substantiality
reliability
bona fides
trustworthiness
credibleness
plausibleness
verisimilitude
influence
forcefulness
creditability
creditableness
impact
acceptability
solidity
likelihood
value
effect
believableness
authoritativeness
impressiveness
tenability
probability
vigor
US
vigour
UK
prospect
satisfactoriness
possibility
solidness
chance
reliableness
conclusiveness
convincingness
persuasion
suasiveness
clout
eloquence
significance
integrity
color
US
might
usefulness
dynamism
use
relevance
colour
UK
efficaciousness
bearing
logicality
capability
coherence
efficacity
efficiency
performance
virtue
intensity
conceivability
energy
powerfulness
weightiness
dependability
appeal
fascination
sense
worth
consequence
account
unanswerability
articulateness
orderliness
methodicalness
conviction
lucidity
clarity
veracity
cred
faithfulness
fidelity
success
purpose
consistency
accuracy
factualness
veridicality
vim
vitality
fierceness
assertiveness
aggressiveness
vividness
richness
greatness
grandeur
pertinence
concern
connection
good organization
sincerity
believeableness
fruitfulness
productiveness
concentration
meaning
importance
advantage
justification
personal capital
benefit
successfulness
resolution
extremity
juice
kick
dilution
fervor
US
fervour
UK
legitimateness
effectuality
potence
helpfulness
constructiveness
effectualness
bite
justice
competence
ability
dominance
edge
effectivity
determination
gumption
well-foundedness
sapience
emphasis
more ❯
Noun
▲
The fundamental force of attraction that exists between all particles with mass in the universe
gravitation
attraction
movement
planetary motion
Noun
▲
A composed or serious manner or style
dignity
decorum
majesty
courtliness
grandeur
nobility
stateliness
grace
loftiness
nobleness
propriety
respectability
solemnity
class
composure
formality
honor
US
honour
UK
impressiveness
poise
regality
regalness
regard
respectfulness
royalness
augustness
breeding
ceremoniousness
correctness
distinction
exaltedness
gravitas
integrity
lordliness
magnificence
worthiness
etiquette
gentility
honourability
modesty
renown
righteousness
seemliness
splendour
UK
splendor
US
standing
state
character
excellence
quality
reserve
sedateness
sobriety
station
cachet
consequence
culture
ethics
goodness
hauteur
merit
morality
perfection
seriousness
significance
stature
sublimity
virtue
worth
self-possession
portentousness
ceremony
momentousness
importance
solemnness
earnestness
decency
deportment
politeness
properness
protocol
appropriateness
decorousness
refinement
demureness
courtesy
appropriacy
form
punctilio
politesse
good taste
habits
civility
good manners
orderliness
order
demeanor
US
convenance
tact
restraint
demeanour
UK
correctitude
conduct
good grace
good behavior
appropriate behavior
honesty
ethicalness
rightness
virtuousness
uprightness
justice
purity
incorruptibility
blamelessness
principles
ethicality
upstandingness
principle
irreproachableness
pureness
justness
rectitude
probity
good
lack of corruption
value
ideal
ethic
truth
truthfulness
fairness
honourableness
trustworthiness
practice
criteria
standards
belief
imperative
standard
conscience
mores
conventionalities
convention
nature
ethos
meritoriousness
rightfulness
nobility of spirit
nobility of soul
moral code
natural law
sense
esteem
reverence
veneration
respect
honorableness
reputability
equity
impartiality
superiority
lawfulness
legality
equitableness
beneficence
benefit
obligingness
advantage
kindheartedness
mercy
morals
good will
chastity
good behaviour
chasteness
good habits
philosophy
fair play
manners
saintliness
godliness
incorruption
gentleness
scruples
moral philosophy
kindness
love
charity
faithfulness
fortitude
faith
high-mindedness
high principles
more ❯
Noun
▲
Splendour and impressiveness, especially of appearance or style
greatness
distinction
eminence
celebrity
illustriousness
importance
significance
fame
luster
US
lustre
UK
dignity
generosity
grandeur
majesty
merit
pre-eminence
renown
reputation
repute
chivalry
choiceness
disinterestedness
excellence
excellency
first-rateness
glory
heroism
high-mindedness
idealism
import
moment
nobility
noteworthiness
perfection
preeminence
primeness
prominence
standing
status
superbness
superiority
supremacy
value
weight
worth
heaviness
loftiness
momentousness
nobleness
note
seriousness
stateliness
sublimity
urgency
high standing
magnanimity
morality
weightiness
worthiness
magnificence
splendour
UK
gloriousness
pomp
splendidness
resplendence
impressiveness
augustness
gorgeousness
grandness
state
brilliance
prestige
splendiferousness
stupendousness
splendor
US
sublimeness
resplendency
ceremoniousness
ceremony
ceremonial
sumptuousness
beauty
breadth
fineness
expansiveness
luxuriousness
immensity
transcendency
richness
might
opulence
superbity
sway
circumstance
inclusiveness
amplitude
grandiosity
elevation
handsomeness
vastness
pomp and circumstance
great importance
honour
UK
honor
US
notability
rank
esteem
kudos
influence
credit
acclaim
stature
mark
account
famousness
quality
power
name
authority
transcendence
consequence
popularity
exaltation
notoriety
éclat
peerlessness
position
immortality
class
prepotency
recognition
prominency
stardom
virtue
glorification
eminency
high quality
station
goodness
integrity
dominance
supereminence
paramountcy
primacy
respect
prestigiousness
regard
favour
UK
favor
US
caliber
US
calibre
UK
character
report
rep
praise
acclamation
odor
US
estimation
royalty
accolade
laurels
odour
UK
preponderancy
preponderance
high standard
public esteem
refinement
purity
reverence
veneration
arete
flair
style
incorruptibility
uprightness
elite
gentry
place
society
ennoblement
ascendancy
predominance
incomparability
good name
good reputation
matchlessness
ruling class
upper class
high society
pride
admiration
visibility
advantage
aristocracy
high rank
extolment
salience
respectability
accomplishment
deference
laudation
adoration
aggrandizement
US
adulation
polish
consideration
celebration
fealty
tribute
homage
cachet
devotion
gentility
immortalization
apotheosis
applause
commendation
obeisance
approbation
worship
plaudits
privilege
canonization
tributes
accolades
compliments
attention
deification
lionization
US
soundness
clout
eulogium
bouquets
paeans
eulogy
commemoration
trust
lionisation
UK
props
aggrandisement
UK
salutes
congratulations
compliment
heyday
acknowledgement
UK
acknowledgment
US
relevance
good image
lavishness
triumph
imposingness
badge
decoration
manner
bays
award
grandioseness
notedness
venerability
venerableness
Augustness
blood
patricians
peerage
birth
laurel
high station
edge
outstandingness
superstardom
kingship
queenship
specialness
inimitability
extraordinariness
memorability
publicity
blue blood
distinguishment
image
exquisiteness
flawlessness
reputability
approval
stock
proportion
upper hand
whip hand
conspicuousness
rule
acceptability
honesty
faultlessness
perfectness
media interest
media attention
dimension
intensity
brand
rap
ranking
trustworthiness
immaculateness
impeccability
achievement
pull
infallibility
exemplariness
pith
level
signification
scale
magnitude
dependability
high regard
izzat
decency
infamy
noblesse
rectitude
gentlefolks
gentlefolk
probity
righteousness
patriciate
finesse
sophistication
elegance
legend
myth
bravery
selflessness
graciousness
landed gentry
upper crust
the crown
grace
high calibre
high caliber
timelessness
benefit
substance
use
meaning
appeal
good
service
avail
allure
meritoriousness
lasting fame
permanence
durability
usefulness
utility
validity
meaningfulness
attractiveness
valuation
endowment
helpfulness
upside
strength
assistance
gift
behoof
sense
aid
gain
desirability
help
percentage
talent
mileage
point
profit
legendary status
strong point
enduring fame
lasting repute
lasting renown
lasting glory
more ❯
Noun
▲
A situation enforcing a certain course of action
necessity
need
obligation
urgency
call
crisis
duty
exigency
responsibility
commitment
emergency
desperation
imperativeness
force of circumstance
pressure of circumstance
force majeure
pressure
compulsion
coercion
conscience
importance
seriousness
hurry
extremity
weightiness
weight
cruciality
haste
momentousness
criticality
imminence
stress
incitement
rush
top priority
importunity
instancy
consequence
significance
concern
severity
graveness
moment
magnitude
acuteness
solemnity
perilousness
import
hazardousness
sobriety
interest
value
note
substance
staidness
solemnness
prominence
signification
sedateness
account
earnestness
relevance
soberness
impact
intentness
earnest
meaning
noteworthiness
notability
influence
merit
distinction
enormity
serious-mindedness
consideration
bearing
matter
implication
priority
applicability
salience
worth
esteem
materiality
usefulness
insistence
pressing
importunateness
application
mark
preponderancy
preponderance
paramountcy
stake
portent
repute
profundity
pith
renown
recognition
reputation
direness
terribleness
awfulness
exigence
criticalness
danger
hazard
menace
peril
precariousness
hairiness
dreadfulness
risk
threat
egregiousness
dodginess
chanciness
iffiness
weightfulness
standing
rank
essence
eminence
prestige
extent
status
thrust
position
more ❯
Noun
▲
The measurable amount, force or strength of a property
intensity
force
power
severity
strength
extremity
ferocity
potency
acuteness
concentration
greatness
magnitude
powerfulness
forcefulness
harshness
intenseness
aggressiveness
amount
depth
graveness
might
severeness
vigorousness
volume
deepness
ferociousness
sharpness
weightiness
excess
high degree
vehemence
vigor
US
vigour
UK
fierceness
seriousness
violence
grievousness
fervency
fire
passion
ardency
fervor
US
ardor
US
fervour
UK
ardour
UK
passionateness
fervidness
assertiveness
emotion
fury
energy
fever
heat
wildness
fanaticism
turbulence
tempestuousness
enthusiasm
spirit
excitement
earnestness
keenness
ferment
strain
tension
level
degree
storminess
frenziedness
roughness
aggression
abandon
emphasis
pitch
extreme
nervousness
vehemency
anxiety
high pitch
tenseness
savagery
distraction
uproar
flap
feverishness
furor
US
rage
hysteria
agitation
deliriousness
furore
UK
delirium
rampage
frenzy
ferity
impetuosity
flare-up
rabidity
storm
asperity
acrimony
conniption
rampancy
sore
stew
acerbity
rise
slow burn
boiling point
zeal
warmth
animation
eagerness
welly
white heat
more ❯
Noun
▲
The state or quality of having a great weight
heaviness
avoirdupois
heftiness
ponderousness
weight
weightiness
heft
massiveness
bulk
burden
denseness
density
immensity
mass
solidity
substance
thickness
adiposity
gross
poundage
G-factor
pressure
ballast
measurement
load
tonnage
ponderosity
net
preponderancy
size
capacity
sturdiness
stockiness
robustness
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beefiness
burliness
fat
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Power derived from the utilization of physical or chemical resources
energy
power
fuel
conductivity
current
electricity
friction
heat
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magnetism
radioactivity
rays
steam
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reaction
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Composure and dignity of manner
poise
assurance
composure
aplomb
dignity
equanimity
calmness
cool
coolness
self-possession
serenity
self-assurance
presence
sangfroid
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collectedness
countenance
elegance
equilibrium
imperturbability
nerve
sang-froid
savoir-faire
suaveness
unflappability
urbanity
address
bearing
calm
confidence
delicatesse
deportment
diplomacy
equability
mien
polish
self-composure
self-confidence
tact
tactfulness
tranquillity
UK
tranquility
US
presence of mind
good posture
savoir faire
placidity
repose
composedness
self-composedness
tranquilness
nonchalance
level-headedness
stability
impassivity
self-command
balance
steadiness
phlegm
ease
self-trust
control
unexcitability
self-assuredness
self-esteem
placidness
sureness
levelheadedness
ataraxia
ataraxy
positiveness
peace of mind
cool-headedness
patience
self-reliance
cool head
assertiveness
fortitude
belief in oneself
conviction
assuredness
steadfastness
surety
coolheadedness
self-restraint
restraint
dispassion
peace
imperturbableness
even temper
self-discipline
certitude
certainty
impassiveness
stoicism
inexcitability
satisfaction
faith in oneself
impudence
peacefulness
self-mastery
courage
indifference
morale
cocksureness
boldness
firmness
doubtlessness
stolidity
security
sedateness
reserve
face
sobriety
presumption
detachment
audacity
grit
backbone
heart
even-mindedness
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strength of mind
moderation
imperturbation
style
steadying
counterbalance
rest
savoir vivre
quickness
gumption
common sense
sense
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quick-wittedness
self-respect
inner strength
positive self-image
high morale
stillness
contentedness
contentment
faith
mettle
élan
quietude
peaceableness
quietness
unfriendliness
bliss
comfort
hush
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sereneness
quiet
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still
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pluck
brashness
fearlessness
tenacity
spirit
dash
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aloofness
distance
apathy
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trust
temerity
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aggressiveness
arrogance
inner peace
felicity
joy
determination
daring
intrepidity
elan
hardihood
buoyancy
spunk
high spirits
well-being
nirvana
content
happiness
freedom
soundness
harmony
frostiness
offhandedness
unresponsiveness
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lukewarmness
unconcern
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ataraxis
forbearance
freshness
unconcernedness
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heartsease
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constraint
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repression
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refrainment
continence
inhospitality
nip
chill
rawness
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unsociability
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submission
consideration
lenience
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indulgence
kindness
toleration
constancy
passivity
capacity
gutsiness
passiveness
guts
strength of character
self-constraint
nonresistance
long-suffering
reticence
self-will
intestinal fortitude
aura
charisma
magnetism
authority
personality
individuality
attraction
strength of personality
force of personality
reliance
belief
credence
hope
stock
dependence
optimism
credit
hopefulness
store
acceptance
freedom from doubt
positivity
expectation
loyalty
entrustment
support
self-worth
faith in yourself
pride in oneself abilities
finality
conclusiveness
can-do attitude
reliability
inevitability
inevitableness
definiteness
safety
sure bet
earnestness
fervor
US
fervour
UK
passion
pride
worth
freedom from suspicion
self-regard
traction
self-image
ease of mind
devotion
self-content
sense of worth
no shadow of a doubt
accepting
admitting
weight
admission
feeling of safety
absence of anxiety
feeling of ease
absence of worry
ego
pridefulness
devotedness
pride in yourself
amour-propre
dedication
faithfulness
commitment
fidelity
solace
amour propre
pride in oneself
fealty
allegiance
piety
troth
consolation
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attachment
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adhesion
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fastness
spirits
comforting
drive
attitude
vigor
US
turn
resolve
esprit de corps
esprit
mood
outlook
humor
US
disposition
temperament
team spirit
vigour
UK
encouragement
humour
UK
guarantee
state of mind
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