gravitates in English

verb

1

move toward or be attracted to a place, person, or thing.

they gravitated to the Catholic faith in their hour of need

verb

move, head, drift, be drawn, be attracted, tend, lean, incline

Use "gravitates" in a sentence

1. Susie always gravitates towards the older children in her playgroup.

2. Often the discussion gravitates around and is phrased in terms of the Delphic principle, "Know yourself".

3. That is because he typically gravitates to the Brawniest mechanical modes of transportation that have ever been conceived

4. Rather, we should walk away and avoid participating in any conversation that gravitates to such low levels.

5. 2021 But the aesthetic was the real selling point for a city that gravitates to Aqua, pink and orange.

6. It hangs in front of the mouth of an Anglerfish, allowing it to strike when potential gravitates toward it