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Blithe vs. Blither

Blithe

/blaɪð/
Showing a casual and cheerful indifference considered to be callous or improper

Examples:

With a blithe spirit, she danced under the summer rain.His blithe disregard for the rules often got him into trouble.The blithe tone of the letter masked the serious news within.

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Blither

/ˈblɪðə/
To talk in a long-winded or meaningless way.

Examples:

He tends to blither when he's nervous.Stop and think instead of blithering.I couldn't decipher his blithering letter.

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Ways to tell them apart:

etymology
  • Blithe is often associated with a carefree and lighthearted attitude, while blither refers to foolish or nonsensical talk.
  • Remember blithe as in blithe spirit, emphasizing the cheerful and carefree nature.
  • The word blither is related to blather, focusing on nonsensical speech.
  • Blithe has a positive connotation, whereas blither can have a negative one.
  • Think of blithe as brightness in mood, while blither involves talking without substance.
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