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Meaning of lighthearted
Having or showing a cheerful and optimistic disposition, free from worries or troubles.
Etymology of lighthearted
The word "lighthearted" has its roots in Old English and Middle English, with "light" meaning not heavy or serious, and "hearted" referring to a person's disposition or feelings. The term has been used since the 15th century to describe someone or something that is cheerful and free from worries.
Synonyms
carefree
cheerful
buoyant
airy
sunny
optimistic
hopeful
joyful
jubilant
elated
euphoric
thrilled
delighted
pleased
amused
entertained
diverting
humorous
witty
comical
playful
mischievous
whimsical
fanciful
frivolous
giddy
lightheaded
dizzy
airy
insouciant
nonchalant
casual
breezy
jaunty
debonair
sprightly
vivacious
effervescent
sparkling
radiant
beaming
glowing
Definitions
- Having or showing a cheerful and optimistic disposition, free from worries or troubles.
- * Intended to be humorous or entertaining, rather than serious.
Usage Examples
- The lighthearted comedy provided a much-needed distraction from the stresses of everyday life.
- * Her lighthearted nature made her a pleasure to be around, and everyone in the office adored her.
- * The lighthearted tone of the article made it an enjoyable read, despite the serious subject matter.
Antonyms
serious
somber
solemn
gloomy
melancholy
morose
dismal
dreary
depressing
sorrowful
mournful
grave
heavy
heavyhearted
troubled
concerned
worried
anxious
fearful
apprehensive
uneasy
distressed
despondent
despairing
desperate