be naive

Frequency: 9.035.5 per million words

To possess the quality of being naive.

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Examples (10)

  • It's easy to be naive when you're young and inexperienced.
  • Many newcomers to the city tend to be quite naive about its complexities.
  • She refused to be naive about the challenges ahead.
  • He tried not to be naive regarding the politician's promises.
  • Don't be so naive; not everyone has good intentions.
  • To be naive in business can lead to serious mistakes.
  • They warned him not to be naive and to question everything.
  • One should never be truly naive when dealing with strangers.
  • It's sometimes charming to be a little naive, but not always practical.
  • I used to be very naive about how the world works.