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Definition of blithe - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
carefree indifferenceshowing a casual and cheerful indifference considered to be callous
- His blithe disregard for the rules caused trouble.
2.
joyfulDated happy or joyousDated
- She gave a blithe laugh in response to the joke.
Origin of blithe
Old English, blīthe (joyous)
Examples of blithe in a sentence
His blithe response to the criticism was surprising. Her blithe spirit was contagious. He had a blithe disregard for the rules.
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- French:insouciant, joyeux, ...
- German:unbekümmert, fröhlich, ...
- Italian:spensierato, gioviale, ...
- Spanish:despreocupado, jovial, ...
- Portuguese:despreocupado, jovial, ...
- Chinese:漫不经心的, 愉快的, ...
- Japanese:軽率な, 陽気な, ...
- Arabic:مُسْتَهْتِر, مُبْتَهِج, ...
- Hebrew:קַל דַּעַת, שָׂמֵחַ, ...
- Russian:беспечный, весёлый, ...
- Ukrainian:безтурботний, веселий, ...
- Hindi:बेपरवाह, प्रसन्न, ...
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