Entity: FREEFALL
FREEFALL refers to the rapid, uncontrolled decline of something or someone under the influence of gravity. It signifies a state of unrestrained motion in a gravitational field, often involving a fast fall from a great height.
FREEFALL
Etymology
The term FREEFALL originates from the concept of falling quickly under the influence of gravity.
Definition
FREEFALL refers to a state of rapid, uncontrolled decline or descent under the influence of gravity.
Historical Context
In various contexts, FREEFALL has been used to describe situations where objects or individuals plummet to the ground without any impedance, symbolizing the force of gravity.
Cultural Significance
FREEFALL is often associated with danger, risk, and the loss of control, evoking feelings of fear or excitement depending on the context.
Related Concepts
- Gravity
- Unrestrained motion
- Aeronautical free fall
See Also
- Cambridge Dictionary: FREEFALL
- Vocabulary.com: Free fall
- Merriam-Webster: FREE FALL
A state of rapid, uncontrolled decline or descent under the influence of gravity.