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gravitate

[grav-i-teyt] / ˈgræv ɪˌteɪt /


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While some members gravitate toward the album’s first track, “Body to Body,” which includes snippets of the traditional Korean folk song “Arirang” in it,” the more romantic “Swim” is pushed forward.

From Salon

And he said more pet-related spending was likely to take place online, as shoppers gravitate toward automatic purchases to restock their supplies.

From MarketWatch

You gravitated to music early in life, becoming a rapper before you did stand-up.

From Los Angeles Times

CBS News has been dealing with a decline in revenue for its TV programs, as viewers have gravitated toward streaming platforms and social media.

From Los Angeles Times

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

From The Wall Street Journal