Lighthearted
Lighthearted adjective - Having or showing freedom from worries or trouble.
Usage example: his lighthearted attitude in the face of danger was the source of some concern
Relaxed and lighthearted are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Relaxed" instead an adjective "Lighthearted".
Relaxed
Relaxed adjective - Enjoying physical comfort.
Lighthearted and relaxed are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Lighthearted" instead an adjective "Relaxed".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- pleasant and lighthearted
- pleasant and relaxed
- careless and lighthearted
- careless and relaxed
- happy and lighthearted
- happy and relaxed
- easygoing and lighthearted
- easygoing and relaxed
- affable and lighthearted
- affable and relaxed
- carefree and lighthearted
- carefree and relaxed
- untroubled and lighthearted
- untroubled and relaxed
Both words in one sentence
- The first episode of Narutaru is very lighthearted and relaxed.
Source: Non-Indicative First Episode -
Bruce Wayne in The Batman seems to be in is early twenties, rather than thirty, and his relaxed and lighthearted attitude during some of his interactions with Alfred suggest that his Rich Idiot with No Day Job act is somewhat less of an act than, for example, the Kevin Conroy incarnation.
Source: Younger and Hipper - It's a more lighthearted work, yet still pretty enjoyable seeing Heero's interactions with the Tenchi girls, who manage to bring out a more relaxed side and get him to show that he cares more about people than he lets on while still keeping him true to his canon character.
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