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Definition of lighthearted - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
carefreefree from worry or trouble
- They spent a lighthearted evening watching comedies..
- His lighthearted attitude made everyone smile.
- They enjoyed a lighthearted chat over coffee.
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lighthearted
showing amusement or enjoyment
behavior
most playful or lighthearted
humor
become more lighthearted and less serious
conversation
used to shift from a lighthearted to a serious tone
leisure
lighthearted way to refer to weekend plans
emotion
lighthearted or frivolous act
behavior
the trait of being lighthearted and frivolous
entertainment
lighthearted activity or event
communication
frivolous and lighthearted discussion on a topic
behavior
playful or cheeky in a lighthearted way
customs
express a lighthearted excuse for eating with hands
behavior
instance of trivial or lighthearted behavior
general state
state of being cheerful and lighthearted
disagreement
expresses disagreement or disbelief in a lighthearted way
carefree attitude
used to show a lighthearted or carefree mood
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- French:insouciant, ...
- German:unbeschwert, ...
- Italian:spensierato, ...
- Spanish:despreocupado, ...
- Portuguese:alegre, ...
- Chinese:无忧无虑的, ...
- Japanese:気楽な, ...
- Arabic:خَفِيفُ الظِّلّ, ...
- Hebrew:חֲסַר דְּאָגוֹת, ...
- Russian:беззаботный, ...
- Ukrainian:безтурботний, ...
- Hindi:बेफिक्र, ...
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