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Gravity's eviction notice, served by magicians, monks, and very confident physics.
means The act of rising or floating in the air without any visible physical support.
from From Latin levitas, lightness, built on levis, light — coined in the 1870s as the deliberate opposite of gravitation.
Frog flightMagnets once levitated a live frog, unharmed.
Saintly skillJoseph of Cupertino allegedly floated during prayer, repeatedly.
Maglev trainsWhole trains levitate to outrun friction.