glibly

• Advérbio que significa 'de modo fluente, suave ou convincente, muitas vezes sugerindo falta de sinceridade ou de reflexão'. Descreve uma fala ou escrita superficialmente polida, mas que pode não ter profundidade ou convicção sincera.

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.

   De forma persuasiva e superficial

   • 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.

   Sinônimosfluentlyslicklysmoothlysuavelyunctuouslyvolubly

   Antônimosawkwardlyhaltinglyhesitantlysincerely

2. Carelessly or thoughtlesslyC1formal

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

   Levianamente

   • 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.

   Sinônimoscarelesslycasuallyflippantlyheedlesslylightlysuperficiallythoughtlesslyunthinkingly

   Antônimoscarefullyconsideratelyseriouslythoughtfully