The cheerful feeling you have when nothing is troubling you.
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Dr. Stanton walked with a certain insouciance, or maybe simply absolute confidence.
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But he is also capable, at any time, of great sporting insouciance.
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What we were left with was an overwhelming sense of glacial insouciance.
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The ballet requires formidable technique, enormous energy and a wisecracking youthful insouciance.
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It had been easy to feign insouciance in the brightly lit hospital.
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The two minutes seem like hours to him, but he feigns insouciance.
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Even the sick man found it difficult to maintain his cheery insouciance.
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It is beautifully written, in that her guilt confronts his seeming insouciance.
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First, he's got that killer combination of stunning charm and breathtaking insouciance.
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We'll miss Hank's desperate sycophancy and pathetic backstabbing, and Artie's breezy insouciance.
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Yet even in his insouciance there was something engaging; something almost of distinction.
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No wonder children squirm with delighted terror over Nutkin's insouciance and maddening riddles.
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The laughter and insouciance were gone, at least for the moment.
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Breezy insouciance is his stock-in trade, whether he is discussing rugby or not.
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He turned in the saddle, smiling at her with jaunty insouciance.
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The oddest and most potentially controversial aspect of Elle involves Michelle's relative insouciance.
