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- adjective Acting against
gravity
Etymologies
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Examples
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They could develop that thing and all the algorithms in a short period of time and when it is ready they just have to wait for the "antigravitational" unit to be available, LOL.
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The motivation for this radical end to time itself is to provide an alternative explanation for “dark energy” - the mysterious antigravitational force that has been suggested to explain a cosmic phenomenon that has baffled scientists.
A Dark, Misleading Force Sean 2007
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It is said to be a superconductor, to be antigravitational, and to bend space-time—even to teleport into other dimensions.
The Sion Revelation Lynn Picknett 2006
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It is said to be a superconductor, to be antigravitational, and to bend space-time—even to teleport into other dimensions.
The Sion Revelation Lynn Picknett 2006
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It is said to be a superconductor, to be antigravitational, and to bend space-time—even to teleport into other dimensions.
The Sion Revelation Lynn Picknett 2006
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Based on this opening and by using bionics principles, the author designed and builded antigravitational platform, and also, practically, developed principles manned flight with the speed up to 25 km/min.
Boing Boing: November 24, 2002 - November 30, 2002 Archives 2002
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He had chosen Harsch because he had specialized in tricky antigravitational maneuvers in his Academy days.
The Long Night Dean Wesley Smith 2000
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He had chosen Harsch because he had specialized in tricky antigravitational maneuvers in his Academy days.
The Long Night Dean Wesley Smith 2000
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Its lukewarm antigravitational gentleness unlocked knots and tensions in my nerves and muscles that I hadn't even realised were there, and I swam and floated tranquilly for nearly an hour.
Blood Sports Francis, Dick 1967
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Subsequent cosmological measurements have confirmed that roughly 70 percent of the universe by mass or energy consists of this antigravitational dark energy, though astronomers and physicists have no conclusive evidence of what it is.
NYT > Home Page By DENNIS OVERBYE 2011
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