Meanings of very light-hearted in English

For somehow, in spite of what had preceded it, it was a very light-hearted affair.

So, you see, the sunbeam-children must be very light-hearted.

They were very light-hearted and gay and full of gratitude for all they had received.

Dismissing, now, all care and concern, she walked forward in a very light-hearted and happy manner.

They were very light-hearted and contented when at peace; in war they were cunning, fierce, and generally successful.

But before Ruth had been attending school a week, she suddenly became very light-hearted upon the question of dress.

You'll also tend to be very light-hearted in romance, but when summer moves into fall you're likely to become more fixated on money!

You'll also tend to be very light-hearted in romance, but when spring turns to summer you're likely to become more fixated on money!

It was a very light-hearted rider the pony carried as he galloped back along the narrow paths, with the good news for the villagers.

For the future, if I ever find myself disposed to be very light-hearted, I will ask your leave before I give way to it.

Romance will be very light-hearted throughout the spring, but when spring turns to summer then your thoughts are likely to turn to cash related matters.

They are a very light-hearted people, easily amused, bubbling over with laughter and merriment, romping and skylarking with one another at every intermission of labour.

"You!" she said in astonishment; "I thought you very light-hearted."

"I'm not very light-hearted now," said Alfred.

You'll also tend to be very light- hearted in romance, but as spring gives way to summer you're likely to become more fixated on money!

"Leslie is very light-hearted."