Blithe
Blithe adjective - Indicative of or marked by high spirits or good humor.
Usage example: a blithe remark that good food enjoyed with good company makes good wine seem even better
Spirited is a synonym for blithe in characteristic topic. In some cases you can use "Spirited" instead an adjective "Blithe", when it comes to topics like lively, happy, animated.
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
- A blithe spirit is a free-spirited Fish out of Water who goes to a strait-laced land and shakes things up there despite the insistence of everyone else that the way things are can't possibly be changed.
Source: Blithe Spirit - A painfully average young man meets an eccentric, blithe, spirited, unrestrainable strange girl who violates all rules of common etiquette, propriety, and modesty...and he's inexplicably attracted to her in some bizarre, frightened way.
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