blithely |
impetuously |
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.
cursory |
blithely |
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.
perfunctory |
blithely |
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.
blissfully |
blithely |
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.
blithely |
barely |
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.
shrilly |
blithely |
As adverbs the difference between shrilly and blithely
is that
shrilly is in a shrill manner while
blithely is without care, concern, or consideration.
blithely |
|
blithely |
jubilantly |
As adverbs the difference between blithely and jubilantly
is that
blithely is without care, concern, or consideration while
jubilantly is with jubilation or triumph.
bithefully |
blithely |
As an adverb blithely is
without care, concern, or consideration.
blithely |
jolly |
As an adverb blithely
is without care, concern, or consideration.
As a proper noun jolly is
(
female).
Pages