blithe
adjectiveCheerfully carefree, sometimes heedless of possible consequences.
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bohemian
adjectiveUnconventional in lifestyle, especially in an artistic setting.
Read it in a lessonSynonyms and related expressionscarte blanche
nounBroad freedom or authority to act as one chooses.
Read it in a lessonSynonyms and related expressionsdefinite
adjectiveClearly stated, precisely determined, or free from uncertainty.
Read it in a lessonSynonyms and related expressionsdisabuse
verbTo free someone from a mistaken belief.
Read it in a lessonSynonyms and related expressionsextricate
verbTo free from a difficulty, entanglement, or constraint.
Read it in a lessonSynonyms and related expressionsguileless
adjectiveFree from deceit or cunning.
Read it in a lessonSynonyms and related expressionsimmaculate
adjectiveEntirely clean or free from flaws.
Read it in a lessonSynonyms and related expressionsimpeccable
adjectiveFree from faults or errors.
Read it in a lessonSynonyms and related expressionsimpunity
nounFreedom from punishment or adverse consequences for wrongdoing.
Read it in a lessonSynonyms and related expressionsingenuous
adjectiveInnocent, candid, and free from artifice, sometimes naively so.
Read it in a lessonSynonyms and related expressionsliberalism
nounA political tradition emphasizing individual freedom, civil liberties, and openness to reform.
Read it in a lessonSynonyms and related expressionsliberate
verbTo free someone or something from control, restriction, or confinement.
Read it in a lessonSynonyms and related expressionsreticent
adjectiveReluctant to speak freely or reveal one's thoughts.
Read it in a lessonSynonyms and related expressionssobriety
nounFreedom from intoxication; also seriousness or restraint.
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