gravitied adj. 1

I am weary of walking on this thrice-gravitied planet.

Dillon Stover had fallen. Even on light-gravitied Mars it was a heavy tumble.

A good three-day hike on Earth, it was only about an hour’s time away on foot, on the light-gravitied surface of the Moon.

Competition with lighter-gravitied Mars and Ganymede is far too tight to cut payloads for more fuel.

We assembled the mastership on the Moon base from parts which were Roman candled up, a few pieces at a time, from too heavily gravitied Earth.

Unspecified biomechanical traits made them more inclined toward unspecified medical ailments linked to a non-gravitied environment.

In the crowded, stronger-gravitied universe, stars would be tearing dark matter away from one another.

Her stomach clenched when she looked down through the transparent floor; the party was on the lowest level of a spin-gravitied ring, and black infinity seemed to be pulling at her through the glassene window. The AI lovingly recorded the parameters of this unfamiliar vertigo.

Nobody expected a race of flipper-footed aliens from a lightly gravitied planet to want to invade a heavyworld. [Ibid. 71] Bunk beds on a heavy-gravitied world weren’t usual, but Dabin’s gravity was only 1.85Gs.