blithely

As adverbs the difference between blithely and impetuously

is that blithely is without care, concern, or consideration while impetuously is in an impetuous manner; with sudden force; violently; rashly.

In obsolete terms the difference between cursory and blithely

is that cursory is running about; not stationary while blithely is in a kind manner.

As an adjective cursory

is hasty; superficial; careless.

As an adverb blithely is

without care, concern, or consideration.

As an adjective perfunctory

is done merely to discharge a duty; performed mechanically and as a thing of rote; done in a careless and superficial manner; characterized by indifference; as, perfunctory admonitions; aspiring only to minimum standards.

As an adverb blithely is

without care, concern, or consideration.

As adverbs the difference between blissfully and blithely

is that blissfully is in a blissful, happy or joyful manner while blithely is without care, concern, or consideration.

As adverbs the difference between blithely and barely

is that blithely is without care, concern, or consideration while barely is (degree) by a small margin.

As adverbs the difference between shrilly and blithely

is that shrilly is in a shrill manner while blithely is without care, concern, or consideration.

As adverbs the difference between blithely and jubilantly

is that blithely is without care, concern, or consideration while jubilantly is with jubilation or triumph.

As an adverb blithely is

without care, concern, or consideration.

As an adverb blithely

is without care, concern, or consideration.

As a proper noun jolly is

(female).