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Meanings of so naive in English

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Usage of so naive in English
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Anderson did not bother peppering them with bouncers - he's so naive.
The Guardian
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I cringe when I see it now -it was so naive.
The Guardian
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According to Kay, Diana told him: Roberto, you are so naive.
News.com.au
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Sure, that's what she told you, and you're so naive you believed her.
The hellfire club
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She was so naive, so absorbed in her little duties-sucha child altogether.
Vendetta: A Story of One Forgotten
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But I was so naive when I got married right out of High School.
Thanks For The Memories… The Truth Has Set Me Free!
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I think Daddy isn't so naive he doesn't know that.
Keeping christmas
8
When they next return, as they surely will, they will not be so naive.
The Guardian
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You're still so naive as to think there's a God?
Those who save us
10
I want to shout at him for being so naive.
Daughters of the Nile
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She was so charming, so naive-butwhat could he do?
The Titan
12
Isabelle was still so naive after all these years.
The kiss
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Don't tell me you're so naive that you believe whatever bullshit Barnaski is feeding you.
The Truth About the Harry Quebert Affair
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Those two were so naive they deserved to die.
Desperate cargo
15
CeeCee had been so stupid, so gullible, so naive.
The secret life of ceecee wilkes
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Love was not so naive as to think the government would open its arms to him.
The Guardian
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