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drift toward

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drift toward someone or something
to move slowly and gradually toward someone or something. The clouds drifted toward us, and we could see that a storm was coming. As the clouds drifted toward us, we could feel the humidity increase.
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Citizens of Venice are so enraptured by the incredible deep tones of this rich new stringed instrument that they get into their boats and drift toward the sounds of the music.
As she searches for him, many of the others drift toward Samantha's community leaving Greg and Anya alone.
As she searches for him, many of the others drift toward Samantha's community leaving Greg and Anya alone.
 
 
 
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