Gravitate is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GRAVITATE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to move under the influence of gravitation
• move towards or be attracted to a person or thing
• move, or tend to move, towards a centre of gravity or other attractive force
• descend or sink by the force of gravity
• be influenced or drawn towards
• To obey the law of gravitation; to exert a force Or pressure, or tend to move, under the influence of gravitation; to tend in any direction or toward any object.
• move due to the pull of gravitation

Words related to GRAVITATE

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Words that contain GRAVITATE

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How to use GRAVITATE in a sentence

• In the case of the lower classes of workers who gravitate to London, it means putting them in a place where the chance of death in a given year is doubled for them.
• And, as true sailors should, we naturally gravitate toward horses.
• Already we have shown that there is a tendency for educational systems to gravitate towards the true system.
• Thoughts touched with the Spirit and Word of Christian Science gravitate naturally toward Truth.
• She occupies the central position of freedom and progress, around which cluster and gravitate the hopes and aspirations of all mankind.
• Among politicians, the general opinion is that a moderate Republic will be tried for a short time, and that then we shall gravitate into a Constitutional Monarchy.
• Very soon under our political system the expert business would gravitate into the hands of politicians, the last group that should handle any scientific problem.
• The theory of each church is the force which determines to what centre the whole shall gravitate.
• The Heavens and the Earth, the Stars and Planets, move and gravitate by Vertue of this great Principle within them.
• If given an opportunity to gain knowledge, and freedom in the exercise of choice, he will almost surely gravitate into his natural line of work.
• But, with proper training and given the proper opportunities, he will always gravitate surely to the mental and intellectual phases of his bent.
• Around it gravitate eight planets, struck off from its own mass in the first days of creation.
• The four satellites of Jupiter gravitate at a distance of 108,260 leagues, 172,200 leagues, 274,700 leagues, and 480,130 leagues.
• The spot was, indeed, a near relation of night, and when night showed itself an apparent tendency to gravitate together could be perceived in its shades and the scene.
• It is that reason toward which all blest intelligences will finally gravitate.
• It was proved that the princes of the other states, Piedmont excepted, must gravitate towards Austria even if they did not wish it.
• I choose the latter phrase, because I think that the singularities do not arise from the employment, but characterize the men who are most likely to gravitate toward it.
• I agree with our early statesmen that the West Indies naturally gravitate to, and may be expected ultimately to be absorbed by, the continental States, including our own.
• The real Boston is the old Back Bay folk, who gravitate eternally between Beacon Street and State Street and the Somerset Club, and never go beyond.
• Strange and startling incidents seemed to gravitate toward Lane.

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