lightsomeness

• Sustantivo que designa el estado de estar libre de preocupaciones y ansiedades, a menudo asociado con un ánimo alegre y vivaz; también puede referirse a la agilidad y gracia físicas, o a un carácter ligero y despreocupado.

A noun describing a state of being free from worry or trouble, often associated with a cheerful and buoyant feeling; it can also refer to physical nimbleness and grace, or a lighthearted and frivolous disposition.

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1. Cheerful and untroubled feelingB2formal

   A state of mind characterized by happiness and the absence of worries.

   Alegría y despreocupación

   • After finishing her exams, she felt a great lightsomeness.
   • The peaceful scenery filled him with lightsomeness.
   • Lightsomeness is often the result of a clear conscience.

   Sinónimosblithenesscheercheerfulnessgaietygladnesshappinesslightheartednessmerriment

   Antónimosdepressiongloominessmelancholysadness

2. Graceful and nimble motionC1formal

   The quality of moving with quickness and elegance, especially in animals or people.

   ligereza y agilidad en el movimiento

   • The dancer's lightsomeness captivated the audience.
   • Cats are known for their lightsomeness and agility.
   • His lightsomeness on the basketball court made him a top player.

   Sinónimosagilitygracefulnesslightnessnimblenesssprightlinesssuppleness

   Antónimosawkwardnessclumsinessstiffnessungainliness

3. Lighthearted and frivolous natureB2informal

   A tendency to be carefree, playful, and not serious.

   ligereza, frivolidad

   • Her youthful lightsomeness made everyone around her smile.
   • He was criticized for his lightsomeness during serious meetings.
   • The party had an air of lightsomeness and joy.

   Sinónimosflippancyfrivolitygaietylevitylightheartednessplayfulnesswhimsy

   Antónimosgravityseriousnesssolemnity