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lightsomely

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light·some 1  (ltsm)
adj.
1. Providing light; luminous.
2. Covered with or full of light; bright.

lightsome·ly adv.
lightsome·ness n.

light·some 2  (ltsm)
adj.
1. Light, nimble, or graceful in movement.
2. Free from worry or care; cheerful.
3. Frivolous; silly.

lightsome·ly adv.
lightsome·ness n.
ThesaurusLegend:  Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
Adv.1.lightsomely - moving with quick light stepslightsomely - moving with quick light steps; "she walked lightsomely down the long staircase"
2.lightsomely - in a light-hearted manner; "he light-heartedly overlooks some of the basic facts of life"


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This intermingling of life and literature, hitherto lightsomely expressed, lies at the centre of the narrative, the fulcrum of which is the successful disruption of the appearance at the store of MuPu's star author, the hapless Agnes Coleman, author of the best-selling My Baby, My Love, a work described in the New York Times as "almost staggeringly idiotic.
 
 
 
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