light-minded
[lahyt-mahyn-did]
adjective
having or showing a lack of serious purpose, attitude, etc.; frivolous; trifling: to be in a light-minded mood.
Origin of light-minded
First recorded in 1605–15
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Related Words for light-minded
petty, impractical, senseless, idiotic, foolish, pointless, wild, daring, rash, barmy, childish, dizzy, empty-headed, facetious, flighty, flip, flippant, gay, giddy, harebrainedExamples from the Web for light-minded
Historical Examples of light-minded
Judith was not at all discomposed by her light-minded raillery.
Miss Pat at Artemis LodgePemberton Ginther
But the Nobodies are light-minded, casual, and good-hearted.
Waiting for DaylightHenry Major Tomlinson
Miss PaysleyYou like to have people think you are cynical and light-minded.
Supposing he has written a "light-minded fiction," as you call it, where's the harm of it?'
The Giant's RobeF. Anstey
She wondered if she was too light-minded, too easily pleased.
A Little Girl in Old PittsburgAmanda M. Douglas