overblithe

English

Etymology

From over- +‎ blithe.

Adjective

overblithe (comparative more overblithe, superlative most overblithe)

1. Excessively blithe.
   • 2010, Rebekah Miles, Georgia Harkness: The Remaking of a Liberal Theologian, page 162:

     Only through a deeper recognition of the meaning of divine judgment can we escape the pitfalls of an overblithe optimism in good times and faith-destroying bitterness in evil days.