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Meaning & Definition of Lighthearted in English

English

Lighthearted

Cheerful and carefree.


Pronunciation:

/laɪtˈhɑːrtɪd/

Part of Speech:

adjective

Detailed Definitions

  • Definition: Free from care, anxiousness, or seriousness; cheerful.

    Example Sentence: The lighthearted conversation made everyone smile.

  • Definition: Characterized by a carefree attitude.

    Example Sentence: She approached the project with a lighthearted spirit.

  • Definition: Lacking in serious intent; not deeply serious.

    Example Sentence: Despite the serious topics, the documentary had a lighthearted tone.

Etymology

Origin: The term 'lighthearted' originates from combining 'light' (not heavy) and 'hearted' (related to the heart or feelings).

Synonyms

cheerfulcarefreejoyfuljovialplayful

Common Phrases and Expressions

  • lighthearted banter: Playful and cheerful conversation.
  • lighthearted moment: A brief instance of cheerfulness.
  • lighthearted approach: A carefree method of dealing with something.

Translations

  • Spanish: desenfadado
  • French: insouciant
  • German: unbeschwert
  • Russian: беззаботный

Related Words

  • cheerful: Noticeably happy and optimistic.
  • jovial: Characterized by a hearty, joyous humor.
  • playful: Fond of games and amusement; lighthearted.

Slang Meanings of lighthearted

  • Meaning: In a good mood or cheerful.

    Example Sentence: She's in a lighthearted mood today.

  • Meaning: Not taking things seriously.

    Example Sentence: We kept it lighthearted and just enjoyed the day.