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gravitate
verb as in be drawn toward; fall to
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Example Sentences
Issuance of new ETFs has boomed over the past couple of years as companies gravitated toward increasingly complex products.
Voter preferences gravitated toward candidates with different types of political experience and higher existing name profiles rather than legislative expertise.
The reason is clear: Audiences gravitate toward the popular and shrink from the unknown or, heaven forfend, the challenging.
Li is part of a growing wave reshaping China’s consumption landscape: middle-income shoppers outside Beijing and Shanghai who are gravitating toward what marketers call “little luxury”—artisan cosmetics, premium apparel, and imported skin care.
In middle school, I wasn’t a great student and gravitated to theater.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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