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gravitate
verb as in be drawn toward; fall to
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Example Sentences
At a farmers market, mushrooms are still the thing I’m guaranteed to gravitate to.
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.
“Not just about the space and the customer segment that really gravitates toward that sort of product, but about the financial health.”
The study also found that wealthier people tend to gravitate toward concierge practices more than sick people—and they enter with lifelong health advantages.
But during the summer, Conrad found himself gravitating to jazz, the genre he was introduced to in high school when he was enrolled in jazz choir.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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