lighthearted Definition
light·hearted (-härt′id)
adjective
free from care; cheerful
lighthearted Related Forms
light′·heart′ed·ly adverb
light′·heart′ed·ness noun
lighthearted Synonyms
lighthearted Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- endeavor: This comedic aspect to the Internet has shown me that people can also be quite clever in more lighthearted endeavors.
- thinker: For example: Laughing Toward Truth: Six Tips for Lighthearted Thinkers Do you believe in the power of your convictions?
- comedy: It's more as a lighthearted comedy, then, that the film scores its best moments.
- manner: His usual lighthearted manner is brooding today, and he acknowledges he is afraid.
- fun: We have a good balance between serious topics and lighthearted fun.
- look: Yours truly gave the May show this year, which was simply show " 259 " - a lighthearted look at transport.
Modifying Another Word
- very: As usual it was very lighthearted & grat fun..thanks to all who attended.
- so: So lighthearted it is for me but for others it is everything.
- quite: Quite lighthearted, in places, considering the material.
- fairly: Faith Stealer begins with some terrifying moments for C'Rizz, but we soon settle into what promises to be a fairly lighthearted story.
- rather: I wrote a rather lighthearted article about brownie badges for " Physics World " .
Browse dictionary entries near lighthearted
- ‹ lightheaded
- ‹ lightguide
- ‹ lightfast
- ‹ lightface
- ‹ lighterage
- ‹ lighter-than-air
- ‹ lighter
- ‹ lighten
- ‹ lighted
- ‹ light-year
- lighthouse ›
- lighting ›
- lightless ›
- lightly ›
- lightness ›
- lightning ›
- lightning arrester ›
- lightning rod ›
- lightproof ›
- lights ›

