IPA: /blaɪð/
KK: /blaɪð/
Cheerful and carefree, often in a way that shows a lack of concern for the consequences.
She had a blithe attitude towards life, always smiling and enjoying every moment.
Comparative: blither
Superlative: blithest
Blithe originates from Old English 'blīðe', meaning happy or cheerful. The word conveys a sense of joyfulness and carefree spirit.
Think of the Old English word for happy — that's what blithe means, a state of being cheerful and carefree.