noun
definition
Seriousness in bearing or manner; dignity
definition
Substance, weight
Examples of gravitas in a Sentence
His role lent a needed air of gravitas to the medical drama.
She had the controlled delivery of a singer, a light airiness combined with a certain gravitas.
This role requires an individual with real gravitas; someone who others respect and are happy to follow.
Find the school that fits you best of all - not the school that has a rank with the most gravitas.
The somber black cloth boards and striking silver lettering give the edition gravitas and an appropriately sinister quality.
They will be ambitious, driven and have the necessary gravitas to lead a team and demonstrate superb presentation skills.
As Jonathon Archer, the captain determined to see his father's dream to fruition, Bakula gave the series gravitas.
You must also bring the gravitas and entrepreneurial flair required by this position.
At 49, Bob Geldof from the TV series is their junior and yet he seems to have more gravitas than any of them.
There is not enough gravitas and gentle but firm certainty.
But, like the others, it sadly lacks the gravitas the book world likes.
The list is endless - they all carry a similar gravitas to curling.
Yahoo already has the gravitas of a major player within online search.
I mean, really, have a little goddam gravitas.