Noun:

ಉದಾಸೀನತೆ, ಅಟ್ಯಾಚ್ಮೆಂಟ್,

insouciance's Usage Examples:

Dubecki wrote, "played with all the knowing insouciance a 13-year-old can muster by Sianoa Smit-McPhee.

and impossibly glamorous types, and the line delivery has a decisive insouciance about it.

two, while also describing Gere as one who "plays Lancelot with such insouciance that he doesn"t seem serious enough to love.

Lacroix"s designs combine luxury and insouciance.

excitable, excitant, excitation, excitative, excite, excitement, incitable, incitant, incitation, incitative, incite, incitement, inexcitable, insouciance,.

obvious joy the music arises in him, Crosby fairly oozes with charming insouciance above and beyond even the call of Crosby, expressed in semi-spoken asides.

later recalled, "I remember going into the office and, with my usual insouciance? arrogance? announced that, in that case, I wasn’t going to do any freebie.

by his maniacal obsessions that metamorphose into mischief, audacity, insouciance, and mystery.

chairman Bennett Cerf: To Orson Welles, for the wit, originality, and insouciance of The Fountain of Youth, NBC, one of the merriest, most irreverent half-hours.

in the film, Barbara Schulz and Lorant Deutsch, reminded him of the insouciance he had had as a young man with his friends at the Conservatoire.

excitation, excitative, excite, excitement, incitable, incitant, incitation, incitative, incite, incitement, inexcitable, insouciance, insouciant, irresuscitable.

Bentley convened a group of wealthy British men, "united by their love of insouciance, elegant tailoring, and a need for speed," to renew Bentley"s success.

com/171183/culture/cam-lia-jordana-insouciance-m-diterran-enne/ Calame, Blaise (2010-04-19).

Synonyms:

lightheartedness, cheerfulness, carefreeness, lightsomeness, blitheness,

Antonyms:

responsibleness, responsibility, awkwardness, sadness, cheerlessness,