Social Networking Vocabulary

verb to move or be drawn toward something, especially by natural tendency or affinity

• Many students tend to gravitate towards STEM fields due to the high demand for skilled professionals.
• I always seem to gravitate towards the same coffee shop because they make the best lattes.
• She just naturally gravitates towards drama and gossip, it's like she can't help herself.
• As a leader, he has a magnetic personality that causes people to gravitate towards him for guidance and support.

noun a person who has similar opinions, beliefs, or interests

adjective having similar or compatible opinions, beliefs, or interests

• The conference brought together a group of like minded individuals who shared a common interest in sustainable development.
• I enjoy spending time with like minded people who have a similar sense of humor.
• I vibe with my like minded friends who always have my back.
• In a world full of chaos, finding like minded souls can feel like discovering a hidden treasure.

verb to begin or start a relationship with someone

preposition to associate or involve oneself with someone or something

• I must caution you to not take up with dubious characters.
• I wouldn't recommend taking up with that crowd.
• Don't take up with those sketchy folks.
• She decided to take up with a new hobby to fill her free time.

noun a combination of the words 'geo' and 'dating' used to refer to the practice of using location-based technology to find potential romantic matches or social connections

• Geo-dating is a method of finding potential romantic partners based on their location.
• I heard geo-dating is the new trend for meeting people nearby.
• Let's try out that geo-dating app and see who's around us.
• In the digital age, geo-dating has made it easier to connect with people in our vicinity.

noun a folder or tray in an email system where incoming messages are stored

• Please check your inbox for the latest updates on the project.
• Hey, did you see the email I sent you? It's in your inbox.
• I'll shoot you a message and you can check your inbox for it later.
• Her mind was like a cluttered inbox, filled with thoughts and worries waiting to be sorted through.

verb to make someone aware of or familiar with something

adjective a term used to describe someone who is familiar or knowledgeable about something

• I became acquainted with the new company policies during the orientation session.
• I got acquainted with my new neighbors at the block party last weekend.
• I'm not really acquainted with that band, but I've heard a few of their songs.
• She became acquainted with the harsh realities of life after facing several challenges.