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gravitate

verb as in be drawn toward; fall to

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Issuance of new ETFs has boomed over the past couple of years as companies gravitated toward increasingly complex products.

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Voter preferences gravitated toward candidates with different types of political experience and higher existing name profiles rather than legislative expertise.

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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.

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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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