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Law Of Nature.
Law Of Nature - as a noun
A generalization that describes recurring facts or events in nature
Example: "The laws of thermodynamics"
Synonyms (Exact Relations)
law6Hypernyms (Closely Related)
concept13conception16construct13Hyponyms (Broadly Related)
all-or-none lawprinciple15rule4archimedes' principle
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law of archimedesavogadro's hypothesisavogadro's lawbernoulli's lawlaw of large numbersbenford's lawbose-einstein statisticsboyle's lawmariotte's lawcoulomb's lawdalton's lawdalton's law of partial pressureslaw of partial pressuresdistribution lawequilibrium lawlaw of chemical equilibriumfechner's lawweber-fechner lawfermi-dirac statisticscharles's lawgay-lussac's lawlaw of volumeshenry's lawhooke's lawhubble's lawhubble lawkepler's lawkepler's law of planetary motionkirchhoff's lawslaw of averageslaw of constant proportionlaw of definite proportionslaw of diminishing returnslaw of effectlaw of equivalent proportionslaw of reciprocal proportionslaw of gravitationnewton's law of gravitationdalton's lawlaw of multiple proportionslaw of mass actionlaw of thermodynamicsmendel's lawlaw of motionnewton's lawnewton's law of motionohm's lawpascal's lawpascal's law of fluid pressuresexclusion principlepauli exclusion principlemendeleev's lawperiodic lawplanck's lawplanck's radiation lawprinciple of relativitypower lawstevens' lawstevens' power lawweber's law
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Example Sentences
"The law of nature dictates that what goes up must come down."
"According to the law of nature, animals need food and water to survive."
"The law of nature states that energy cannot be created or destroyed, only transformed."
"The law of nature governs the behavior of magnets and their interactions."
"The law of nature explains why objects in motion tend to stay in motion unless acted upon by an external force."
