antigravity

/ˌæntiˈɡrævɪti/
noun
  1. A hypothetical force or technology that opposes or cancels the effect of gravity.
    • The idea of antigravity has fascinated inventors for over a century.
    • Many science fiction movies feature vehicles that use antigravity to fly.
    • Scientists have not yet discovered a way to create antigravity in the real world.
Antonyms
adjective
  1. Relating to or designed to counteract gravity.
    • They tested an antigravity device that made small objects float.
    • The antigravity chamber simulated a zero-gravity environment for training.
    • The antigravity boots allowed the astronaut to walk on the ceiling of the space station.
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