The phrase "carefree about" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means not having any worries or concerns about something. Example: She was carefree about her upcoming exam because she had studied diligently and was confident in her knowledge.
Despite her complaints, Ms. Mayer also seems relatively carefree about her privacy.
Maybe being carefree about recipes at home is my way of relaxing after a long day at work.
But rather than desensitizing the fingertips, those protective calluses not only stimulate them, but make us feel more confident and carefree about using them.
Young people in particular cannot feel carefree about their appearance, which is why eating disorders, body dysmorphia and self-harm are all on the increase.
I know that I'm supposed to be carefree about outsourcing (editorial, Feb. 17) because my labor is being freed up for more efficient, high-value uses.
While some women these days are avoiding added fragrance in cosmetics applied to the skin (common in their grandmothers' time but frowned upon by organizations like the Environmental Working Group), they seem more carefree about spritzing chemicals on their hair.
She didn't have the same carefree air about her.
What the fans missed were the most carefree conversations about nothing: the weather, sunglasses, the drive to the course, a new pair of shoes.
Turkey's jailing of bloggers and recent attempt to ban Twitter are actually part of an established tradition of IGF host countries showing a certain carefree whimsy about human rights and the internet.
The video to This Life does have a certain air of Insta-grain melancholy and nostalgia for a carefree childhood about it that is LDR-ish, but there is little of Morrissey's waspish wit.
They may have sounded carefree singing about girls and cars, but the ride was fraught from the start.
