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Often used in the same context:
insouciant,
droll,
wry,
guileless,
gleeful,
rueful,
sardonic,
smug,
jaunty,
sly,
jokey,
glib,
cheery,
mirthless,
larky,
beguiling,
sneery,
haughty,
daffy,
unembarrassed,
affectless,
morose,
perky,
artless,
wistful,
nonchalant,
deadpan,
mordant,
lunkheaded,
rebarbative,
scatty,
flighty,
melancholy,
lugubrious,
girlish,
winsome,
schoolmarmish,
puppyish,
waspish,
phlegmatic,
parodic,
hemingwayesque,
fatuous,
nabokovian,
sassy,
chirpy,
pompous,
snarky,
cocksure,
charming,
carefree,
bathetic,
easeful,
uptightness,
supercilious,
peevish,
sarky,
quippy,
childlike,
sidelong,
witless,
unselfconscious,
overfamiliar,
snide,
cloddish,
graceless,
foppish,
saturnine,
unamusing,
humorless,
schoolboyish,
unaffecting,
snotty,
sarcastic,
jocular,
solipsistic,
breezy,
bumptious,
delusory,
cheerful,
libidinous,
jejune,
lusty,
dippy,
hubristic,
insolent,
querulous,
genial,
beatific,
flippant,
overdetermined,
quavery,
weaselly,
impertinent,
condescending,
unthinking,
playful,
uninflected,
mulish,
lumpish,
kittenish,
prissy,
downstairs,
kit,
socrates,
wo,
womanly,
*,
adhering,
aristotle,
arnold,
bismarck,
blake,
boll,
breast,
breed,
brother,
bud,
calf,
can,
closes,
conch,
gladsome,
jocund,
joyous,
merry,
glad,
jovial,
exultant,
blithesome,
fretful,
glum,
joyful,
merriest,
rollicking,
calm,
complacent
Appears in the definition of:
casual,
insouciant,
nonchalant
Synonyms:
blithesome,
cheerful,
lighthearted,
lightsome,
unconcerned
Also try:
— Nouns for blithe:
spirit,
air,
spirits,
disregard,
assumption,
voice,
heart,
way,
confidence,
ignorance,
indifference,
more...
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