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gravitate On hot evenings, the town's social life gravitated toward the lakefront, where you could stroll the long piers eating ice cream or dance at the old Casino. ˈgrævɪˌteɪt

Accepted Answer

To move or be drawn toward something, especially by natural tendency or as if by an invisible force. To gravitate is to respond, almost unconsciously, to a force that works like gravity to draw things steadily to it as if by their own weight. Thus, young people gravitate toward a role model, moths gravitate to a flame, a conversation might gravitate toward politics, and everyone at a party often gravitates to the bar

word	gravitate
definition	To move or be drawn toward something, especially by natural tendency or as if by an invisible force.
eg_sentence	On hot evenings, the town's social life gravitated toward the lakefront, where you could stroll the long piers eating ice cream or dance at the old Casino.
explanation	To gravitate is to respond, almost unconsciously, to a force that works like gravity to draw things steadily to it as if by their own weight. Thus, young people gravitate toward a role model, moths gravitate to a flame, a conversation might gravitate toward politics, and everyone at a party often gravitates to the bar
IPA	ˈgrævɪˌteɪt

Gravitate Move Drawn Natural Tendency Invisible Force Hot