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Meanings of gravitate to in English

We have no meanings for "gravitate to" in our records yet.
Usage of gravitate to in English
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Photo: Kevin Corrigan Hipsters and climbers gravitate to Oregon for similar reasons.
Climbing Magazine
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But everyone has their own favourite members whose creativity they gravitate to.
The Guardian
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Some people gravitate to others, and Jo-Lonn is one of those guys.
Reuters
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However: It's an original and family audiences gravitate to the familiar.
Reuters
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I don't know if young people really gravitate to that record.
Radio NZ
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Online health information users gravitate to websites that feature patient experiences.
Pubmed
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I used to gravitate to his house pretty much every day.
Reuters
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I also just naturally gravitate to writers who are quite uncompromising.
The Guardian
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People simply gravitate to this car, eager to find out more.
The Irish Times
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She's just a great personality that you kind of gravitate to.
Reuters
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Lavea said top players would always gravitate to the big schools.
Radio NZ
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I gravitate to the coast for much of my winter walking.
The Guardian
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They had realized that Depression-era Chicagoans would gravitate to the machines.
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I never knew a fool that sooner or later didn't gravitate to chickens.
Quin
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Thousands of migrants in legal limbo gravitate to the gray economy of the interior.
Reuters
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I don't know why our minds always gravitate to reason.
Climbing Magazine
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Gravitate to through the time
Gravitate to across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common