carefree

As Vanderbilt observed in his young daughter, the beginner’s way can often be carefree.

Prince may have pranced around like a carefree libertine onstage, but in rehearsal he was more drill sergeant than sprite.

Things seem fine at the outset, as they always do—the children are fun and adorable, the husband and wife happy and carefree.

Too carefree with that red Solo cup, or wary of a handsome stranger buying the next round?

Her jauntiness and carefree attitude appeals to him; the negative side is her carelessness.

Putting on a seemingly carefree attitude, Colbert claimed he was under a lot of pressure to deliver during this episode.

In a few days a new home was ready and the terrible hurricane forgotten by the carefree, happy little boy.

It was a carefree kind of life, with just enough of variety to hold Bud's interest to the adventuring.

Men thought that if he had had a guilty conscience, he could not have seemed so carefree.

And I seem not greatly to care: whenever that comes home to me I merely light a carefree cigarette.

He is prudent and sacrifices the immediate petty delights to the advantage of a carefree age.