slightly naive
Frequency: 7.09.9 per million words
To a small degree; a little naive.
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- She was slightly naive to believe everything he told her.
- His slightly naive optimism was refreshing in the cynical world.
- The new intern seemed slightly naive about office politics.
- It would be slightly naive to think that problem has an easy solution.
- Despite being very intelligent, he remained slightly naive about financial matters.
- Her approach to dating was perhaps slightly naive, but genuine.
- They warned him not to be slightly naive when dealing with strangers.
- I used to be slightly naive myself, so I understand her perspective.
- The character in the novel is portrayed as charmingly slightly naive.
- Don't be slightly naive; always question things you hear.