naïve

[US]/naɪˈiːv/
[UK]/naɪˈiːv/

Translation

adj.showing a lack of experience, wisdom, or judgment

Phrases & Collocations

naïve assumption

naïve belief

naïve approach

being naïve

naïvely speaking

naïve idealist

naïve observer

too naïve

naïve hope

naïve youth

Example Sentences

her naïve enthusiasm was infectious and brightened the room.

he had a naïve belief that everyone was inherently good.

the naïve approach to security left them vulnerable to attack.

it was naïve of her to trust him after what he'd done.

his naïve questions revealed a lack of understanding of the situation.

don't be naïve; the world isn't always fair.

she was a naïve young woman, easily taken advantage of.

the naïve assumption that success comes easily is often wrong.

he displayed a naïve optimism despite the grim circumstances.

it's naïve to think you can change the world on your own.

her naïve comments often embarrassed her colleagues.

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