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gravitate

[grav-i-teyt] / ˈgræv ɪˌteɪt /


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A born entertainer who had no ideology to sell or bourgeois morality to promote, he gravitated to theater as the most exhilarating form of debate.

From Los Angeles Times

At a farmers market, mushrooms are still the thing I’m guaranteed to gravitate to.

From The Wall Street Journal

Instead of traveling, dining out with friends or upgrading electronics, many gravitate toward streaming services, casual mobile games, instant food, budget beauty products and home-comfort items.

From MarketWatch

“Not just about the space and the customer segment that really gravitates toward that sort of product, but about the financial health.”

From The Wall Street Journal

"If more people are talking about Trump, more will gravitate to his social media platform and there's likely to be a lot more cash swelling the coffers of his campaign budget."

From Reuters