glibly

• Adverbio que significa 'de manera fluida, suave o convincente, a menudo sugiriendo falta de sinceridad o de reflexión'. Describe un habla o escritura superficialmente pulida pero que puede carecer de profundidad o convicción genuina.

An adverb meaning 'in a fluent, smooth, or persuasive manner that often suggests insincerity or lack of thought.' It describes speech or writing that is superficially polished but may lack depth or genuine conviction.

1. Smoothly persuasiveC1formal

   In a way that is fluent and easy, often in a way that is insincere or superficial.

   Con desenvoltura y superficialidad

   • He glibly promised to fix everything without understanding the problem.
   • She glibly recited the company's mission statement without any real conviction.
   • The politician glibly answered the reporter's difficult question.

   Sinónimosfluentlyslicklysmoothlysuavelyunctuouslyvolubly

   Antónimosawkwardlyhaltinglyhesitantlysincerely

2. Carelessly or thoughtlesslyC1formal

   In a way that shows a lack of thought or consideration, often about serious matters.

   con superficialidad y despreocupación

   • He glibly dismissed the concerns of the community.
   • She glibly talked about the tragedy as if it were a minor inconvenience.
   • They glibly assumed the project would be easy without any planning.

   Sinónimoscarelesslycasuallyflippantlyheedlesslylightlysuperficiallythoughtlesslyunthinkingly

   Antónimoscarefullyconsideratelyseriouslythoughtfully