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Meanings of carefree in English

Cheerfully irresponsible.

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Free of trouble and worry and care.

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Usage of carefree in English
1
For example, safety issues prevented them from walking carefree in their neighborhoods.
Ebony
2
The July 1998 cover issue highlights Badu's earthy personality and carefree nature.
Ebony
3
She couldn't remember ever looking or feeling that chic, young and carefree.
A necessary evil
4
There were still questions that that happy, carefree woman would not answer.
Summers at Castle Auburn
5
How long had it been since he'd laughed in a carefree way?
The spurned viscountess
6
But I don't quite believe he is as carefree as all that.
The Guardian
7
When you're young and carefree you buy things because you want them.
News.com.au
8
I had left behind my family and friends, and a carefree life.
The Irish Times
9
She is a flower child-equalparts flighty and carefree, serious and decisive.
Ebony
10
With the end of the carefree vacation days went the careless motorist.
The Fourth "R"
11
The young man sounded innocent enough, like a carefree lad just babbling.
Brotherhood of the Wolf
12
Panarella also wanted to encourage a carefree Italian romance through transportation design.
Wired
13
Mrs. Nishimura wished her child's last year could have been more carefree.
The favorites: a novel
14
I remember feeling happy and carefree in that sweaty pile of people.
The Guardian
15
This was not the carefree college experience we'd wanted for our daughter.
Stiltsville: a novel
16
It doesn't help my spirits to see him so carefree and lighthearted.
The smoke room: a novel of suspense
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Carefree across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
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