Are these two words the same?
Attract and gravitate toward
She is attracted to him
She is gravitate toward him.
How do we use them in everyday conversations?
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They're similar but, the first sentence is correct.
'She is attracted to him' - sexually
'She gravitates towards him' is correct but no-one would every day this. Especially if you're meaning sexually attracted
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