Definition of "libratory" [li•bra•to•ry]

• Balancing; tending towards an equipoise. (adjective)

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• "The band, who identify as libratory socialists, said at first they thought Chavez was just a populist who knew how to talk, as a result of the media in Spain."
• "Joyce used the term "libratory" and Doug reinforced it with talking about the library as a "production studio" resource for his students."
• "In this case, the force of the "liberatory" might be shaken loose by the more openly libratory (for oscillatory) effects of subvocal text production."