Meaning & Definition of Insouciant in English
English⟶
Insouciant
Carefree, unconcerned, or indifferent.
Pronunciation:
/ɪnˈsuːsɪənt/Part of Speech:
adjectiveDetailed Definitions
Definition: Showing a casual lack of concern; indifferent.
Example Sentence: He was insouciant about the deadlines, believing he could finish everything at the last minute.
Definition: Free from worry or anxiety; carefree.
Example Sentence: Her insouciant demeanor made her the life of the party.
Etymology
Origin: French, from 'insouciant' meaning 'not worrying'
Synonyms
carefreeunconcernedindifferentheedlessnonchalant
Common Phrases and Expressions
- insouciant attitude: a relaxed or carefree approach to life or situations
- insouciant spirit: a carefree or unconcerned nature
- insouciant laughter: laughter that is carefree and not burdened by worries
Translations
- Spanish: despreocupado
- French: insouciant
- German: unbekümmert
- Russian: беззаботный
Related Words
- carefree: Free from worries; unconcerned.
- indifference: Lack of interest, concern, or sympathy.
- nonchalance: The state of being casually calm and relaxed.
Slang Meanings of insouciant
Meaning: Chilling
Example Sentence: He's just chilling, totally insouciant about his exams.
Meaning: Laid-back
Example Sentence: Her laid-back style is very insouciant, always easygoing.