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blithe

/blaɪð/

Traduction: Qui fait preuve d'une insouciance joyeuse et désinvolte, souvent perçue comme insensible ou déplacée.

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adjective

/blaɪð/C1formal
  • frQui fait preuve d'une insouciance joyeuse et désinvolte, souvent perçue comme insensible ou déplacée.

Showing a casual and cheerful indifference considered to be callous or improper.

  1. Carefree and happyB2formal

    Showing a cheerful, lighthearted, and carefree attitude.

    frInsouciant et joyeux

    • She had a blithe disregard for the rules.
    • His blithe laughter filled the room.
    • They spent a blithe afternoon in the park.

    Synonymescarefreecheerfulgayhappyjovialjoyfullightheartedlivelymerrysprightly

    Antonymesanxiousconcernedgloomygravesadserioustroubledworried

  2. Lacking due concernC1formal

    Showing a casual or indifferent attitude, often ignoring potential problems or consequences.

    frInsouciant de façon négligente

    • He showed a blithe indifference to the risks involved.
    • Her blithe dismissal of the warning was alarming.
    • The manager's blithe attitude towards the budget cuts worried the team.

    Synonymesairybreezycarefreecarelesscasualheedlessindifferentinsouciantlightheartednonchalantoffhandrelaxedthoughtlessunconcernedunworried

    Antonymesanxiouscarefulcautiousconcernedgraveserioussolemnthoughtfulworried

Formes
  • blither comparative form
  • blithest superlative form
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