Pronunciation: /blaɪð/
adjective showing a casual and cheerful indifference considered to be callous or improper
A1 She had a blithe smile on her face as she skipped down the street.
A2 Despite the rainy weather, he remained blithe and cheerful throughout the day.
B1 The blithe attitude of the children was infectious, spreading joy to everyone around them.
B2 Her blithe disregard for the rules often got her into trouble, but she never seemed to mind.
C1 His blithe confidence in his abilities sometimes bordered on arrogance.
C2 The artist's blithe disregard for traditional techniques resulted in a truly innovative masterpiece.
adverb in a carefree and lighthearted manner
A1 She smiled blithely as she skipped down the street.
A2 The children played blithely in the park, unaware of the time.
B1 He chatted blithely with his friends, enjoying the warm summer evening.
B2 Despite the challenges, she faced them blithely with a positive attitude.
C1 The artist painted blithely, lost in the creativity of the moment.
C2 The CEO spoke blithely at the conference, exuding confidence and charm.
formal She greeted us with a blithe smile, unaware of the seriousness of the situation.
informal He always has a blithe attitude, never letting anything bother him.
slang She's so blithe, always living life to the fullest.
figurative His blithe disregard for the rules often gets him into trouble.
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