blithe in French
blithe in French is indifférent, négligent, allègre — blithe means showing a careless or casual disregard for something serious.
blithe in French
indifférent
Casually careless or indifferent; showing a lack of concern; nonchalant.
négligent
Casually careless or indifferent; showing a lack of concern; nonchalant.
allègre
(chiefly, Scotland, elsewhere, _, dated, or, literary) Cheerful, happy.
content
(chiefly, Scotland, elsewhere, _, dated, or, literary) Cheerful, happy.
gai
(chiefly, Scotland, elsewhere, _, dated, or, literary) Cheerful, happy.
joyeux
(chiefly, Scotland, elsewhere, _, dated, or, literary) Cheerful, happy.
What does "blithe" mean?
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adj Showing a careless or casual disregard for something serious.
"His blithe dismissal of the risks worried the whole team."
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adj Cheerful and carefree; happy in a light, untroubled way.
"The children played with a blithe disregard for the time."
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blithe in a sentence
- His blithe dismissal of the risks worried the whole team.
- She made a blithe comment about the cost, as if money were no object.
- The children played with a blithe disregard for the time.
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What is "blithe" in French?
"blithe" in French is indifférent, négligent, allègre. blithe means: Showing a careless or casual disregard for something serious.
How do you use "blithe" in a sentence?
Example: "His blithe dismissal of the risks worried the whole team." In French, "blithe" is indifférent, négligent, allègre.
Are there other ways to say "blithe" in French?
Yes — French has 6 translations listed for "blithe": indifférent, négligent, allègre, content, gai, joyeux.
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