extremely naive

Frequency: 7.812.1 per million words

To a very high degree of naivety.

naiveADVERB + naive

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extremely

Examples (10)

  • She was extremely naive to believe everything he told her.
  • His political views were considered extremely naive by seasoned observers.
  • It would be extremely naive to think that the problem will solve itself.
  • Many young entrepreneurs are extremely naive about the challenges of starting a business.
  • Her trust in strangers was extremely naive, given her past experiences.
  • The new employee seemed extremely naive about office politics.
  • To expect immediate results is extremely naive.
  • He made an extremely naive assumption about the market.
  • Critics called the proposal extremely naive and unrealistic.
  • Despite her intelligence, she remained extremely naive about human nature.