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blithe (adjective), blither, blithest
1. Pertaining to being happy, merry and cheerful in mentality and behavior: Marjory's little boy has a wonderfully blithe personality.

Frank was ready to scold Sally for being late for their meeting; however, her blithe spirit somehow made him forget all about doing that.

2. A reference to showing a lack of concern or care; unconscious, uncaring: A blithe person is not bothered about petty worries, burdens, or problems.

Jim told his son not to act with such a blithe disregard for his sister whenever they play together out in their backyard.

Relating to being merry and filled with gaety.
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