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What words are dirivatives of gravis?

The word "gravis" is Latin, meaning "heavy." Here are some words derived from "gravis":

English:

* Grave: meaning serious, important, or solemn.

* Gravity: the force of attraction between objects with mass.

* Gravitas: a dignified, serious, and impressive manner.

* Aggravate: to make worse.

* Grave: a place for burying the dead.

Medical:

* Gravid: pregnant.

* Gravida: a pregnant woman.

* Gravidity: the state of being pregnant.

Other:

* Gravitate: to be drawn to something.

* Gravimetric: relating to the measurement of weight.

* Gravimetry: the technique of measuring weight.

It's important to note that some of these words have slightly different meanings depending on the context.

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