Victor HugoSin is a gravitation.
About This Quote
The power to gravitate towards something, as if it has a gravitational pull. In this quote, the author is describing how sin can have a gravitational pull. It is alluring and seductive. It lures us in and turns us away from God.
Source: Les MisaRables
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