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Meanings of blithesome in English
Carefree and happy and lighthearted.
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Examples for "blithe"
Examples for "blithe"
1
Find in the Glossary the meaning of: glittering; trims; spray; blithe; measures.
2
He is unassuming in manner, blithe in company, earnest in the pulpit.
3
But what is lightsome and blithe in her, was debonaire in him.
4
The two had met in June on equal terms of blithe youth.
5
The composer dashed a blithe flourish to the tail of a note.
1
Not in an exclusionary way but in a fun and lighthearted way.
2
Of the others he had this to say, in his lighthearted manner:
3
She smiled playfully, feeling more lighthearted than she had in months... years.
4
The decision was a relief; as he walked homewards, he was lighthearted.
5
They looked fabulous together, and still had the same easy, lighthearted relationship.
1
But what is lightsome and blithe in her, was debonaire in him.
2
The cathedral of Antwerp itself is not more captivatingly lightsome and lovely.
3
Yet, as ever among Celts, these shadows had edges of the lightsome.
4
But one little cloud, transient as Peyrot's, passed across his lightsome countenance.
5
Now nothing can enlighten others unless it be lightsome in itself.
1
It made the light-hearted lighter in heart, the light-minded heavy in soul.
2
The young elflord had always been open and honest, fun-loving and light-hearted.
3
Sir Peter said he was extremely disappointed she misinterpreted some light-hearted banter.
4
The Daily Mail included light-hearted captions in their reporting of the story.
5
In less than ten minutes the light-hearted Irishman was buried in slumber.
Usage of blithesome in English
1
He is a blithesome brother, a welcome guest in hall and hut.
2
On the walls Cupids and blithesome nymphs were careering in fresco.
3
And the parsons of the past were also a blithesome set of individuals.
4
There is little that is blithesome and cheerful, but much that is melancholy.
5
The lark's song is not especially melodious, but is blithesome, sibilant, and unceasing.
6
He was in a no less blithesome mood this day.
7
She was a blithesome sprite in a salmon-pink dancing frock.
8
Happy and blithesome, the Farmers were, at heart, earnestly devoted to purposes held sacred.
9
Better take De Lacy; he is young and blithesome.
10
Her blithesome girlhood has developed into the happiest wifehood.
11
Maisanguaq scowled deeply-Ootah'sblithesome remarks filled him with rancor.
12
She was a blithesome girl of about fourteen.
13
He is not quite so much inclined to be gay and blithesome as he was going.
14
It happened that the awakening of him, fell to a blithesome midshipman having the sombre surname D'Eth.
15
The air was full of blithesome sounds.
16
Paston had truly described himself as the youngest, and he was by far the most jovial and blithesome.
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