1. in a manner relating to or caused by the force of gravity
Usage: commonly used in physics and astronomy contexts

Examples

• The two stars are gravitationally bound to each other.
• The planet was gravitationally pulled toward the sun.
• Black holes are gravitationally so dense that light cannot escape.
• The moon gravitationally influences Earth's tides.
• These galaxies are gravitationally interacting and will eventually merge.
• The asteroid was gravitationally deflected by Jupiter's massive pull.