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gravitation

[grav-i-tey-shuhn] / ˌgræv ɪˈteɪ ʃən /
NOUN
mutual attraction
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Pinkie’s gravitation toward the blues, a genre defined by Black artists and legacies of racial injustice, is partly a product of circumstance and osmosis.

From New York Times

In another speech that year, Kuroda described how, like a spacecraft attempting to move away from Earth's gravitation, "tremendous velocity" was needed to end Japan's deflationary equilibrium.

From Reuters

“This can play a very good role in some basic physics research, such as non-Newtonian gravitation and gravitational redshift” research, he said.

From New York Times

The data representing the waltz of a star and black hole would be meaningless if not backed by a theory of gravitation.

From Scientific American

The cluster’s enormous gravitation field acts as a lens, warping and magnifying the light from galaxies behind it that would otherwise be too faint and faraway to see.

From New York Times