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What (who) is NAIVELY - definition


Naively      
·adv In a naive manner.
naively      
see naive
Naive         
LACK OF EXPERIENCE
Naïvité; Naïvity; Naïveté; Naivete; Naivity; Naivite; Naiveté; Naiive; Naivest; Naïve; Naive; Naïvety; Naïvete
·adj Having native or unaffected simplicity; ingenuous; artless; frank; as, naive manners; a naive person; naive and unsophisticated remarks.
Examples of use of NAIVELY
1. Should communists wear mink coats, I asked her naively?
2. I had perhaps naively assumed that it was British.
3. He refutes the suggestion that he is naively utopian.
4. But above all, he was deeply, almost naively, appreciative of friendship and loyalty.
5. Tony Blair naively traded "Middle East peace" for joining Bush in Iraq.