Insouciant (adj)
in-soo-see-ant
Free from concern, worry, or anxiety; carefree; nonchalant.
First recorded in 1820–30. Comes from French, combining the negative prefix in– with souciant, a form of soucier “to worry.”
Example sentences
“Relaxed and happy she walked across the beach, bouncing with an insouciant gait.”
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