blithe

Vocabulary Word

Definition

'Blithe' means to show a casual and cheerful indifference. It’s often used when someone appears to be happily unconcerned or unworried about something. Like humming to yourself while walking in the rain.

Examples in Different Contexts

In literature, a 'blithe' character may appear unconcerned by events around them. An author might write, 'His blithe demeanor made others question his awareness of the looming crisis.'

Practice Scenarios

Business

Scenario:

It's amazing how our CEO maintains his composure even during stressful situations.

Response:

Yes, his blithe outlook helps in easing the tension and keeps the office environment upbeat.

Tech

Scenario:

We have noticed some minor bugs in the code, but they do need to be addressed before they cause bigger issues.

Response:

I might have been blithe about it earlier, but now I realize it's important and I will focus more on fixing these bugs.