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Meanings of more lighthearted in inglés

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Usage of more lighthearted in inglés
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She smiled playfully, feeling more lighthearted than she had in months... years.
Seduced by a highlander
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One of our more lighthearted and not quite fourth wall breaking but zanier characters.
Wired
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Feeling much more lighthearted, she did a jazz handsy sort of thing and so did he.
Hemlock Grove
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There was something else mingled with the more lighthearted herbs, something gorgeous and foreign and seductive.
Summers at Castle Auburn
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He became more lighthearted, and under my interest turned both shrewd and funny, with a keen sense of humor.
The mammoth book of the best of best new sf
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A happier, more lighthearted version.
Medium raw: a bloody valentine to the world of food and the peop...
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Others took a more lighthearted or twisted approach to their play-by-play analysis of how they had killed a man.
American assassin
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She finished with the appellations that had been added in a more lighthearted vein, but that she liked to use.
The Land of Painted Caves
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The anniversary of it had been excruciating for him, but he had seemed freer and a little more lighthearted ever since.
Journey
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A train with a more lighthearted cargo also headed for Chicago, this one leased by Buffalo Bill for his Wild West show.
The devil in the white city: murder, magic & madness and the fai...
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Henry took them daringly through the middle of Ashland, and Edgar felt, if not entirely carefree, more lighthearted than he had in a long time.
The story of edgar sawtelle
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"You must go on till you meet one more lighthearted than myself," answered the other, with a sigh.
Fort Lafayette or, Love and Secession / A Novel
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"So," he said, trying to sound more lighthearted than he actually felt, with the Atlantis Complex bubbling at the base of his temporal lobe.
Artemis Fowl: The Atlantis Complex
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