G-force

noun

1. the force of gravity

g-force

1. A force acting on a body as a result of acceleration or gravity, informally described in units of acceleration equal to one g. For example, a 12 pound object undergoing a g-force of 2g experiences 24 pounds of force.
2. See more at acceleration of gravity

Example Sentences

"Especially for me who wasn't used to it, it's the G-force you pull, especially in sector one in Jeddah," said Bearman.

From BBC

Filmed at Birmingham's National Indoor Arena, pop classics were employed alongside the G-Force cheerleaders to "hype up" the crowds of thousands.

From BBC

After slamming into the wall backwards, the front end of his Toyota smacked it at a G-force that raised safety concerns about the Next Gen cars.

From Seattle Times

Electric cars, unlike internal combustion vehicles, deliver a lot of instant torque — meaning, they can blast off from a standing stop with high speed and greater G-force that knocks riders back in their seats.

From Los Angeles Times

The greatest increase was for the most severe class of turbulence, defined as having a g-force greater than 1 g.

From Scientific American