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gravitate
verb as in be drawn toward; fall to
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Example Sentences
In middle school, I wasn’t a great student and gravitated to theater.
One reason many clients gravitated to Barnett is that, unlike agents, he did not take a commission.
“So it’s not like sitting there staring at a map. It’s really engaging with something that children would naturally tend to gravitate toward at this age.”
Nowadays, she gravitates most toward the children’s section, where her baby clothes and old Halloween costumes are available to rent.
That’s the music that I really gravitate to, music that just feels really honest.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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