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blithe Definition and Meaning in English (blithe definition)

adjective
Synonyms:cheerfulcarefreelighthearted
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Blithe definition: Characterized by a cheerful and carefree disposition, often implying a lighthearted and joyous attitude.

Definitions of Blithe

  1. 1adjective

    Characterized by a cheerful and carefree disposition, often implying a lighthearted and joyous attitude.

  2. 2adjective

    Showing a casual and cheerful indifference, sometimes implying a lack of proper concern or thought.

Example Sentences

“Her blithe spirit made everyone around her feel at ease.”

“He remained blithely unaware of the impending disaster.”

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nounblitheness
adverbblithely

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Blithe definition: Characterized by a cheerful and carefree disposition, often implying a lighthearted and joyous attitude.
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'Blithe' translates to 'blithe' in English. Blithe definition: Characterized by a cheerful and carefree disposition, often implying a lighthearted and joyous attitude.
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