Word of the Day: Librate

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Librate LAHY-brayt Part of Speech verb Latin, 17th century Find out how to use "Librate" in a sentence.... Definition: Librate Oscillate or seem to oscillate. Sponsored by Masterworks Invest in Art and Build Your Nest Egg? Yes, Please Masterworks' easy-to-use app lets you invest in real assets like art. With the stock market declining ~23% this year, you're not alone if you're feeling anxious about your retirement fund. Masterworks can help pad out your nest egg — and invest in multimillion-dollar art by artists like Picasso and Monet while you're doing it. Why? According to new research from Goldman Sachs, diversified portfolios with real assets like art (read: less likely to depreciate) have outperformed traditional portfolios for decades. Skip the wait list by joining with this exclusive referral link.* Join Now If you buy through this link, Word Genius may earn an affiliate commission.   Let's Play Test your vocab! What is a synonym for "turbid"? Casual   Chiding   Cowardly   Cloudy

 

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