light-hearted
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3.5
- adjective
- /ˌlaɪtˈhɑːrtɪd/
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desenfadado
- The movie was a light-hearted comedy that made everyone laugh.
- light-hearted comedy
- light-hearted manner
- light-hearted fun
Your bio and prompts need to be light hearted and fun.
- Your bio and prompts need to be light hearted and fun.
- Don't just be light hearted, be genuine.
- So this first lecture is a spirited but light hearted introduction into the course.
- So my YouTube channel is very inoffensive, light hearted, bingeable, funny content.
- Octodad, by contrast, is funny and light hearted, and it's rendition of stealth is absurd.
- So today is a very silly, fun, light hearted video.
- It was still considered this breakthrough, fun, light hearted exercise in human endeavour.
- It was still considered this breakthrough fun, light hearted exercise in human endeavor.
- OK, OK, so this week's theme is all about confessions, dark confessions, some more light hearted confessions.
- And when it seems to be sort of light hearted and not putting people in harm's way, then that's fine, You do you.
- I mean, there's, there's a sense in which we want to be playing with these words and not take them so seriously and being a little bit light hearted and explore.
Examples
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Early episodes are more light-hearted and humorous, but the later episodes are nothing short of brilliant.
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Basically, "Ocean's Eleven: The Show," this quirky, light-hearted drama brings all the fun of a heist movie to TV.
Blog text (6) -
For now, here are some more light hearted notes to end the summer.
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Some days I just was and other days I felt more light hearted and had more fun.
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The first part of the interview was quite light-hearted, concerning the heavy nature of the subject matter.
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What was obviously a light-hearted piece of writing has been blown out of proportion.
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The lawyer stopped by a couple of times, and after he left, Belinda seemed light-hearted, even hopeful.
Fiction book (1996) -
So this first lecture is a spirited but light hearted introduction into the course.
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Lucilla was now beginning to feel not only light-hearted but light-headed as well.
Fiction book (1990) -
We grew voluble and light-hearted as though the good food and wine had opened up some further level of communion.
Fiction book (2000)
Synonyms
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1.0
Bright with sunlight or cheerful and pleasant like sunshine
171
1.0
Full of happiness and cheer
111
1.3
Having a lot of energy and enthusiasm
111
1.0
Happy in a way you show with a smile or friendly actions
99
3.8
Feeling cheerful and hopeful, sometimes too positive for the situation
79
1.0
Happy and lively in a friendly way
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2.6
Being calm and relaxed and not easily upset
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3.2
Full of cheerful energy and excitement
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3.7
Feeling cheerful and not worried about serious things
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3.9
Happy and friendly in a lively, joking way
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5.8
Cheerful and full of energy
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7.5
Happy and not worried about problems, sometimes seeming not to care
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2.8
Having bright sunlight and a warm, happy feeling
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3.2
Cheerful and friendly to other people
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4.1
Full of energy and enthusiasm
1
8.9
Cheerful and lively in a way that makes people happy
1
9.9
Smiling brightly because you feel happy
Happy and not worried about things
Feeling carefree and cheerful without worry
Antonyms
How Cheerful
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Light-hearted comes from the two English words light ('not heavy') and heart ('feelings'), and it pictures someone with a 'light' heart. So, to be light-hearted is to be cheerful and carefree, not serious.