gravitate (verb)

1. The ballerina seemed to effortlessly gravitate through the air, her movements a poetic masterpiece.

2. In many religious texts, it is believed that souls gravitate towards the light after death.

3. The magnetic character of a charismatic leader can cause people to gravitate towards them like moths to a flame in cartoons.

4. In a crowded room, their eyes met and they couldn't help but gravitate towards each other, their love pulling them closer.

1. In the fantasy novel, the protagonist gravitates towards the magical amulet, drawn in by its mystical powers.

2. The main character in the classic literature gravitates towards his love interest, unable to resist her charm.

3. The shy protagonist in the anime series gravitates towards a group of friends who help him come out of his shell.

4. In the cartoons, the naughty puppy always gravitates towards the smell of freshly baked cookies, causing mischief in the kitchen.

1. Models gravitate toward the latest trends on the runway.

2. The artist's eyes gravitate towards vibrant colors and bold textures.

3. Children often gravitate towards cartoons that feature their favorite characters.

4. Lovers naturally gravitate towards each other, drawn by an irresistible connection.