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gravitate

[grav-i-teyt] / ˈgræv ɪˌteɪt /


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“The best players in college basketball now just gravitate up to the power-conference level.”

From The Wall Street Journal

"He's very calm. Even when he does get upset, there's a calmness to his demeanor, which I think most people really gravitate to."

From Barron's

“And therefore they have gravitated toward Fox News in terms of American media stations.”

From Los Angeles Times

As the theatrical market continues to find its footing after the pandemic, audiences still largely have gravitated toward familiar fare, including sequels and reboots, even as they profess to want new stories.

From Los Angeles Times

She wrote her dissertation about serial killers decades ago, and as an author gravitates to storytelling about marginalized women.

From Los Angeles Times