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- verb Simple past tense and past participle of
gravitate .
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Examples
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(The two other subjects are a gay man who was once a staunch evangelical tormented about his sexuality, and a Latino writer who gravitated from a life of crime to writing the amazing stories of his life.)
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"Yes, our talk kind of gravitated that way whenever we got together."
Bucky O'Connor William MacLeod Raine 1912
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"I just kind of gravitated to it," says singer and drummer Jeffrey Clemens of his initial interest in rock-steady.
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"I just kind of gravitated to it," says singer and drummer Jeffrey Clemens of his initial interest in rock-steady.
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"We were both the new kids on the block and kind of gravitated toward each other."
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"I just kind of gravitated to it," says singer and drummer Jeffrey Clemens of his initial interest in rock-steady.
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"I just kind of gravitated to it," says singer and drummer Jeffrey Clemens of his initial interest in rock-steady.
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"I just kind of gravitated to it," says singer and drummer Jeffrey Clemens of his initial interest in rock-steady.
unknown title 2009
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"I just kind of gravitated to it," says singer and drummer Jeffrey Clemens of his initial interest in rock-steady.
unknown title 2009
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"I just kind of gravitated to it," says singer and drummer Jeffrey Clemens of his initial interest in rock-steady.
unknown title 2009
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