Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: To be drawn towards something or to move in a direction due to a strong attraction, often as if by a force of gravity.

Example: People often gravitate towards those who share their interests.

Definition: Related to the force that pulls objects toward each other, especially the force that keeps us on the ground.

Example: The gravitational pull of the Earth keeps the moon in orbit.

Definition: In a way that relates to the force of gravity.

Example: The planets move gravitationally around the sun due to its massive pull.

Definition: Relating to the force that attracts objects towards one another, especially towards the center of a planet or other celestial body.

Example: The gravitative force between the Earth and the Moon keeps them in orbit around each other.

Definition: A theoretical particle that is believed to carry the force of gravity, having no electric charge and no mass.

Example: Scientists are researching the properties of the graviton to better understand gravity at the quantum level.

Definition: The quality of being sociable and enjoying the company of others.

Example: Her gregariousness made her the life of the party, as she loved to meet new people.

Definition: A person who makes a formal complaint or grievance, often in a legal or workplace context.

Example: The grievant filed a complaint against the company for unfair treatment.

Definition: Causing great sadness, pain, or suffering; very serious or severe.

Example: The accident resulted in grievous injuries to several people.

Definition: The quality of being very serious or severe, often causing great sadness or suffering.

Example: The grievousness of the situation left everyone in shock.

Definition: In a way that shows a serious or gloomy attitude.

Example: She smiled grimily at the thought of the difficult task ahead.