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:See also the physics article on gravity.

In a general sense, gravity means seriousness. Thus, a grave person is not smiling. The opposite sense of gravity is levity, or wit and humor.
In chemistry, gravity can refer to the density of a fluid, particularly a fuel.
There is also an anime series titled Gravitation.

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