lightheartedness

What he proposed was lighthearted seriousness or serious lightheartedness -- like that of a sportsman in a game or an actor in a play.

I shrugged and said, 'Sorry. But you go right on ahead. ' I Americanised my tone to suggest a lightheartedness I did not feel.

John's lightheartedness, however, did not last long.

but we assume an air of lightheartedness. . .

I would agree that the lightheartedness of the Opera is a really refreshing change, and it was great there's a place for it in Karazhan.

In the serious and tense atmosphere of power struggle, the appearance of Dong Kwon brings a breath of lightheartedness and sweetness!

I can read lightheartedness from the students' faces in Peking University. They are usually affable, which is always memorable.

The lightheartedness of a former time had completely faded.

Pink roses: elegance, gracefulness , refinement, gentility, style and poetic romance but being combined with fun and lightheartedness.

This apparent lightheartedness does not conceal the real contempt that many men feel for women.

in mourning, excessive grief is preferred to lightheartedness.

Such a person no doubt loses something in the way of geniality and lightheartedness ;

Let ado go and enjoy the lightheartedness