C1 noun Formell

hypergravcy

/ˌhaɪpərˈɡrævsi/

The condition or state of being subjected to gravitational forces that are significantly greater than the standard gravity on Earth's surface. It is used primarily in scientific research and aerospace medicine to describe environments created by centrifuges or high-speed maneuvers.

Beispiele

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1

The roller coaster's sharp descent briefly subjected the riders to a state of hypergravcy.

The quick drop of the roller coaster made the passengers feel a sudden increase in gravitational force.

2

Extended exposure to hypergravcy can lead to significant changes in bone density and muscle mass in test subjects.

Being in a high-gravity environment for a long time can change how bones and muscles grow in subjects.

3

I felt the hypergravcy kicking in as the pilot pulled the jet up into a steep climb.

I felt the heavy pull of gravity as the pilot steered the plane sharply upward.

Wortfamilie

Nomen
hypergravcy
Adjektiv
hypergravic
Verwandt
gravity
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Merkhilfe

Think of 'Hyper' (like a hyperactive child with too much energy) combined with 'Gravity'. Hypergravcy is just 'extra gravity'.

Schnelles Quiz

Astronauts undergo training in a centrifuge to prepare their bodies for the ______ experienced during a rocket launch.

Richtig!

Die richtige Antwort ist: hypergravcy

Beispiele

1

The roller coaster's sharp descent briefly subjected the riders to a state of hypergravcy.

everyday

The quick drop of the roller coaster made the passengers feel a sudden increase in gravitational force.

2

Extended exposure to hypergravcy can lead to significant changes in bone density and muscle mass in test subjects.

formal

Being in a high-gravity environment for a long time can change how bones and muscles grow in subjects.

3

I felt the hypergravcy kicking in as the pilot pulled the jet up into a steep climb.

informal

I felt the heavy pull of gravity as the pilot steered the plane sharply upward.

4

The experiment utilized a large-diameter centrifuge to simulate hypergravcy for the purpose of studying plant geotropism.

academic

The study used a spinning machine to create high gravity to see how plants grow toward gravitational pulls.

5

Our aerospace division is developing new materials that can withstand the structural stress induced by hypergravcy.

business

Our space department is making materials that don't break under the pressure of intense gravitational force.

Wortfamilie

Nomen
hypergravcy
Adjektiv
hypergravic
Verwandt
gravity

Häufige Kollokationen

simulate hypergravcy to create an artificial environment of high gravity
hypergravcy exposure being subjected to high gravitational forces
hypergravcy environment a setting where gravity is higher than normal
physiological effects of hypergravcy the way the body reacts to increased gravity
hypergravcy research scientific studies involving high-gravity conditions

Häufige Phrasen

sustained hypergravcy

prolonged exposure to increased gravity

hypergravcy-induced

caused by high gravitational forces

transition to hypergravcy

the change from normal gravity to high gravity

Wird oft verwechselt mit

hypergravcy vs hypogravity

Hypogravity refers to gravity that is lower than Earth's (like on the moon), whereas hypergravcy refers to gravity higher than Earth's.

hypergravcy vs hypergravity

Hypergravity is the more common scientific term, while hypergravcy is a variant noun form sometimes found in specific technical or test-based contexts.

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Nutzungshinweise

This word is highly technical and is almost exclusively used in physics, space science, and biological research papers. It is an uncountable noun and usually functions as the subject or object in sentences discussing physical forces.

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Häufige Fehler

Learners often confuse 'hyper-' (more than) with 'hypo-' (less than). Some may also misspell the suffix as '-gravty' or '-gravity' when specifically asked for the 'hypergravcy' form.

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Merkhilfe

Think of 'Hyper' (like a hyperactive child with too much energy) combined with 'Gravity'. Hypergravcy is just 'extra gravity'.

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Wortherkunft

A hybrid formation using the Greek prefix 'hyper-' (over, beyond) and the Latin-derived 'grav-' (from gravitas, meaning weight/heaviness), followed by the English suffix '-cy' to denote a state.

Grammatikmuster

uncountable noun often used after the preposition 'under' or 'in' can be used as a compound noun (e.g., hypergravcy research)

Schnelles Quiz

Astronauts undergo training in a centrifuge to prepare their bodies for the ______ experienced during a rocket launch.

Richtig!

Die richtige Antwort ist: hypergravcy

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