newtonian

/nuˈtoʊniən/
adjective
  1. Relating to the scientific ideas of Isaac Newton, especially his laws of motion and theory of gravity.
    • Most everyday objects follow Newtonian mechanics, not quantum rules.
    • The engineer used Newtonian principles to design the bridge.
    • Newtonian physics explains how a ball rolls down a hill.
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