Libra
- noun
- /ˈliːbrə/
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Libra
- So people born under the sign of Libra are peaceful, fair, and they hate being alone.
And once again, you know that Libra merch, I love horoscopes.
- And once again, you know that Libra merch, I love horoscopes.
- If you don't get that, you're clearly a Libra.
- I feel very much like a Libra.
- So I guess that's a fair assumption to say I am a Libra.
- And so I put it in my calendar and my reward was watching my Libra horoscope when I was done.
- She's an alpha female and can hold her own but also she is a Virgo slash Libra cusp and just loves attention from strangers.
- Maybe I have a good relationship with Rio and not with with Libra and no problem.
- I attract Libras and Tauruses children.
- My rising and moon Libra loves routine and I haven't had one in a few months.
Examples
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Laura's a Libra and she's written some Greek up there as well.
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She is a Sun Aries, a rising Libra, and a Moon Libra.
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I can't really explain why, but for some reason when you just said it, Libra came to mind.
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Would you really be that surprised to have your Libra friend show up at your door and they're like glowing?
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I attract Libras and Tauruses children.
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People often describe a typical Libra as being diplomatic and charming.
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My friend is a Libra, and she enjoys helping others in need.
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As a Libra, he values harmony and strives for balance in relationships.
Synonyms
The seventh zodiac sign shown as scales that has the sun in it from late September to late October
A sign of the zodiac that looks like a pair of scales and covers late September to late October
Compounds
The seventh zodiac sign shown as scales that has the sun in it from late September to late October
A sign of the zodiac that looks like a pair of scales and covers late September to late October
Surface Forms
Etymology
Libra comes from the Latin word libra, which means 'scales' or 'balance'. So a person called a Libra is pictured as someone who likes fairness and balance.
