The word 'Gravity' is---- ?
Explanation
To clarify the other options:
A) A gerund is a verb form that ends in "-ing" and functions as a noun, like "running" in "Running is fun." "Gravity" does not fit this description.
B) A verb denotes an action or state of being; for example, "run" or "is." "Gravity" does not express an action.
C) An adjective describes a noun and typically modifies it, like in "heavy gravity." Again, "gravity" does not possess this descriptive role.
Therefore, "gravity" is most accurately identified as a noun, making option D the correct answer.
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