1. to move toward or be attracted to something or someone
Usage: often used with ‘toward’ or ‘to’
2. to be pulled by the force of gravity
Usage: physics

Examples

• She naturally gravitates toward people with similar interests.
• The new student gravitates to the art room during lunch.
• He gravitates toward leadership roles in group projects.
• Water gravitates toward the lowest point.
• The moon gravitates around the Earth.
• Children often gravitate to the playground after school.
• She gravitates toward mystery novels when choosing books.