Definition of «gravitate»

The verb "to gravitate" means to be attracted towards or tend towards something, often in a natural way. It can also mean to move or behave in a certain direction because of an inherent characteristic or tendency. In physics, it refers to the force by which objects with mass are brought toward each other and is used to describe how celestial bodies such as planets orbit around stars.

Sentences with «gravitate»

  • I naturally gravitate towards more heated yoga flows + circuit training and have the hardest time slowing down. (yogafordiabetesblog.com)
  • And when Banana Republic let me pick a few pieces from their new arrivals, my eyes instantly gravitated toward toward two things: stripes, and polk a dots. (thealohababe.com)
  • From skiing, tobogganing, and snowboarding, Innsbruck is one of those destinations that people naturally gravitate towards during winter so expect to see a fun crowd while you're there. (adventureinyou.com)
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