libratory Antonyms
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Meaning of libratory
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libratory (a.)
Balancing; moving like a balance, as it tends to an equipoise or level.
libratory Sentence Examples
- The libratory motion of the Moon affects its apparent position in the sky.
- The spacecraft's libratory movement around the Sun allowed it to observe the planet's polar regions.
- The libratory oscillations of the pendulum were studied to determine its frequency.
- The libratory movement of the Earth's poles is caused by the redistribution of mass within the planet.
- The libration libratory motion of the atoms in the crystal structure prevents them from forming a perfect lattice.
- The libratory rotation of the wheel ensured smooth movement of the vehicle.
- The libratory oscillation of the spring was dampened by the addition of friction.
- The libratory movement of the arm resulted in a series of alternating circular motions.
- The libratory vibrations of the guitar string created a complex sound pattern.
- The libratory motion of the satellite provided a stable platform for astronomical observations.
FAQs About the word libratory
Balancing; moving like a balance, as it tends to an equipoise or level.
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The libratory motion of the Moon affects its apparent position in the sky.
The spacecraft's libratory movement around the Sun allowed it to observe the planet's polar regions.
The libratory oscillations of the pendulum were studied to determine its frequency.
The libratory movement of the Earth's poles is caused by the redistribution of mass within the planet.
