Portuguese
sofisticado Having or appealing to those having worldly knowledge and refinement and savoir-faire.
Antonyms
Examples for "naive"
Examples for "naive"
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China: Strange and wonderful things can happen to naive Westerners in China.
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The Wall testified to a time when simple, naive rules gave way.
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He also insisted: France is not naive when it comes to Iran.
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Critics say he was naive about obstacles such as Israeli settlement building.
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His conception of the naive tales and beliefs was in itself naive.
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The important point, however, is that this is not especially sophisticated technology.
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One thing it's certainly going to need: some extremely sophisticated M&A advice.
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In some countries, sophisticated hackers are seen as national assets, he said.
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Serious Money: Financial and economic analysis becomes more sophisticated by the day.
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They just had far worse weapons, and far more sophisticated control systems.
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Europe has launched its largest and most sophisticated mission from French Guiana.
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They were far too sophisticated to believe in a single, unavoidable future.
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Their techniques must have been far more sophisticated than this crude result.
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His accent, however, was not quite so sophisticated as his young employer's.
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The reasons are not terribly sophisticated and mostly work for the young.
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Photo: AFP Police said the suspects had been planning more sophisticated attacks.
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AQR's new AQR Risk Parity Fund may be the most sophisticated yet.
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Our armed forces are sophisticated enough to handle this technology, he said.
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Many pathogenic bacteria use sophisticated survival strategies to overcome harsh environmental conditions.
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Banks say they have sophisticated units dedicated to rooting out financial crime.
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There are few publicly known examples of sophisticated social media spying efforts.
