What is another word for blithe?
293 synonyms foundPronunciation:
[ blˈa͡ɪð], [ blˈaɪð], [ b_l_ˈaɪ_ð]Table of Contents
Similar words for blithe:- airy (adjective)
- all (adjective)
- beautiful (adjective)
- breezy (adjective)
- buoyant (adjective)
- carefree (adjective)
- cheerful (adjective)
- facetious (adjective)
- festive (adjective)
- funny (adjective)
- gay (adjective)
- genial (adjective)
- gleeful (adjective)
- happy (adjective)
- happy-go-lucky (adjective)
- hopeful (adjective)
- jocular (adjective)
- jocular/jocose/jocund (adjective)
- jolly (adjective)
- jovial (adjective)
- joyous (adjective)
- light (adjective)
- lighthearted (adjective)
- lively (adjective)
- merry (adjective)
- playful (adjective)
- sprightly (adjective)
- sunny (adjective)
- tongue-in-cheek (adjective)
- unconcerned (adjective)
- waggish (adjective)
- blithe (noun)
- other synonyms
- debonair
Synonyms for Blithe:
adj.
•airy (adjective) •all (adjective) •beautiful (adjective) •breezy (adjective)- lowpressure,
- un constrained,
- in formal,
- more easy-going,
- most easy-going,
- un-constrained,
- most easy going,
- more lowpressure,
- free easy,
- more low pressure,
- most lowpressure,
- more low-pressure,
- in-formal,
- most low-pressure,
- most low pressure,
- more easy going.
- heartiest,
- sunny side up,
- perky,
- gladsome,
- zingy,
- up-beat,
- chirpiest,
- jocund,
- hilarious,
- in good spirits,
- full of pep,
- in high spirits,
- snappy,
- chirpier,
- zappy,
- chirpy.
- sportive,
- wry,
- pulling ones leg,
- most punning,
- flippest,
- most joshing,
- more jesting,
- in-decorous,
- more ironic,
- farcical,
- in decorous,
- most sportive,
- more wisecracking,
- facetious,
- most capering,
- most jesting,
- more punning,
- most wisecracking,
- ludicrous,
- more joshing,
- irreverent,
- most comic,
- ironic,
- laughable,
- pulling one leg,
- joking,
- pulling leg,
- witty,
- more capering,
- more ridiculous.
- juiced up,
- more carnival,
- more gogo,
- more go-go,
- swinging,
- festal,
- more go go,
- more festal,
- more rocking,
- most holiday,
- most rocking,
- most festal,
- most go-go,
- more grooving,
- most carnival,
- more holiday,
- most grooving,
- most go go,
- more carnivalesque,
- most gogo,
- Rocking,
- most carnivalesque,
- go go,
- GOGO.
- more kneeslapper,
- more gelastic,
- funnier,
- more side-splitting,
- most screaming,
- gassest,
- more screaming,
- killing,
- most gelastic,
- most side splitting,
- most kneeslapper,
- more side splitting,
- side splitting,
- most killing,
- most knee slapper,
- more killing,
- more knee-slapper,
- most side-splitting,
- kneeslapper,
- screaming,
- most antic,
- more humdinger,
- most humdinger,
- most knee-slapper,
- riotest,
- knee slapper,
- side-splitting,
- more antic,
- more knee slapper.
- more fun loving,
- most funloving,
- more pleasure-seeking,
- most gamesome,
- self-assertive,
- Gamesome,
- most pleasureseeking,
- pleasureseeking,
- self assertive,
- more gamesome,
- more pleasureseeking,
- most pleasure-seeking,
- funloving,
- more fun-loving,
- most pleasure seeking,
- most fun loving,
- more funloving,
- most fun-loving,
- more pleasure seeking,
- pleasure seeking,
- devil may care,
- fun loving,
- selfassertive.
- more rip-roaring,
- more rip roaring,
- more riproaring,
- more saturnalian,
- rip-roaring,
- most rip roaring,
- most rip-roaring,
- most saturnalian,
- rip roaring,
- most riproaring.
- feeling ones oats,
- more prankish,
- flirtatious,
- feeling one oats,
- more elvish,
- feeling oats,
- most prankish,
- more coltish,
- impish,
- most elvish,
- most coltish,
- playful.
- more keenwitted,
- most keen-witted,
- keen witted,
- more keen-witted,
- most keen witted,
- more keen witted,
- quickwitted,
- most fairylike,
- keenwitted,
- quick witted,
- most keenwitted,
- more fairylike.
- in curious,
- self centered,
- selfcentered,
- un-ruffled,
- un concerned,
- un interested,
- in-different,
- in-sensible,
- in different,
- most unworried,
- un worried,
- most hard hearted,
- un-involved,
- dis passionate,
- more hard hearted,
- in sensitive,
- un-concerned,
- hard hearted,
- un-interested,
- un-perturbed,
- un-moved,
- in-sensitive,
- in-attentive,
- un involved,
- re served,
- dis-passionate,
- in sensible,
- un ruffled,
- in-curious,
- un perturbed,
- more unworried,
- un-worried,
- re-served,
- more hard-hearted,
- most hard-hearted,
- un sympathetic.
n.
•blithe (noun)Other synonyms:
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- debonair.
Antonyms for Blithe:
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adj.
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Other antonyms:
despondent, droopy, downcast, dull, doleful, down, saturnine, lugubrious, long-suffering, comfortless, depressing, wailing, low-spirited, desolate, wary, sullen, hangdog, dour, glum, unsatisfied, forlorn, anguished, miserable, abject, somber, plaintive, downhearted, blue, groaning, grave, earnest, dreary, bleak, serious, listless, mournful, heedful, mirthless, heartsick, careful, dispirited, sorry, discontented, anxious, moaning, woebegone, disheartened, black, inconsolable, lachrymose, brokenhearted, dolorous, crying, heartbroken, joyless, woeful, sulky, dark, disconsolate, wretched, uncheerful, aggrieved, dismal, sluggish, overburdened, careworn, moody, disgruntled, low, upset, gray, Saddened, cautious, cheerless, sobbing, weeping, torpid, crestfallen.
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Other antonyms:
Homophones for Blithe:
- Blythe.