gravitated (Meaning)

Webster

gravitated (imp. & p. p.)

of Gravitate

Drawn by an invisible force, the planet gravitated toward the sun.
Curiosity gravitated me toward the mysterious object, promising untold secrets.
The crowd gravitated around the charismatic leader, eager to hear their words.
As the evening progressed, the conversation naturally gravitated toward more personal topics.
The new manager's charisma gravitated employees toward her, inspiring loyalty and respect.
The aroma of freshly baked bread gravitated me into the cozy bakery.
The lost hiker gravitated toward the sound of running water, a glimmer of hope amidst the wilderness.
The party gravitated toward the dance floor, their energy igniting in a rhythmic symphony.
As I sat in the library, the silence gravitated toward me, inviting me into a world of thoughts.
The child's innocent gaze gravitated everyone's attention, melting away the worries of the world.

of Gravitate

preferred, went, took, pointed, wanted, liked, chose, picked, favored, enjoyed

hated, avoided, hated, shunned, disliked, disliked,avoided, shunned, turned down, rejected

Drawn by an invisible force, the planet gravitated toward the sun.

Curiosity gravitated me toward the mysterious object, promising untold secrets.

The crowd gravitated around the charismatic leader, eager to hear their words.

As the evening progressed, the conversation naturally gravitated toward more personal topics.