Gravitate Definition

grăvĭ-tāt
gravitated, gravitates, gravitating
verb
To cause to gravitate.
Webster's New World
To move or tend to move in accordance with the force of gravity.
Webster's New World
To move downward.
American Heritage
To sink or settle.
Webster's New World
To be attracted by or as if by an irresistible force.
American Heritage
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Origin of Gravitate

  • New Latin gravitāre gravitāt- from Latin gravitās heaviness gravity

    From American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition

Gravitate Sentence Examples

  • Customers can get your product from lots of places, and they will gravitate toward the lowest price.

  • Once your baby becomes mobile, don't be surprised if she begins to gravitate towards your pet.

  • If you have time, watch the shoppers and see what they gravitate towards or tend to like.

  • Some will gravitate towards negative peer groups and rebel against their parents.

  • Older girls also gravitate toward colorful spring dresses.

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Words Ending With

ETEATE

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