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Meanings of naivete in английском
португальский
ingenuidade каталонский
senzillesa Синонимы
Examples for "naivety"
Examples for "naivety"
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In this case, too much enthusiasm and naivety has caused this difficulty.
2
My level of naivety in this area must have been incredibly high.
3
The calm and the naivety of this compliment made Mademoiselle shed tears.
4
I believe that Mr Rose's article displays a little paranoia and naivety.
5
Her naivety gave me the edge -not that I needed it.
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Is it sheer naiveness or the practical point of view, I wonder?
2
She discovered a certain naiveness in herself and laughed a little.
3
His naiveness often presented Frava with opportunities; she'd considered letting him keep his station simply for that reason.
4
The least unhappy are those who approximate the naiveness of the beasts and who never attempt what is beyond men.
5
She was amazed to find that on this night, in this place, there could be no adequate answer to the searching naiveness of that question.
Usage of naivete in английском
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To believe that only one group can fight is naivete, he said.
2
It is really extraordinary how two capable administrators showed such political naivete.
3
There is a serious naivete in all her efforts in this direction.
4
There is a delightful naivete in this way of stating the fact.
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Arendt lacks Cohen's naivete, and sustained an important critique of the nation-state.
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Our foreign policy must be rooted in realism, not naivete or self-delusion.
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And the princess' naivete played into the hands of the Widow's malice.
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This naivete of expectation drove me to fury, but I restrained myself.
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Needed what they'd got, the naivete, the uncertainty, the delight at life.
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Oh, what a woman she was, with her delightful naivete almost intact!
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O'Neil, however, appeared to find her naivete charming, and Eliza reflected bitterly:
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For his moral convenience and ignorant naivete, he destabilized our entire region.
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The naivete of the thought is repeated by the simplicity of the verse.
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Chris Hipkins tells us Labour is not guilty of political naivete.
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There was charming naivete in the nature of this grotesque, timorous old man.
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An idle superstition, perhaps, but there is much naivete in the artistic temperament.
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Naivete through the time
Naivete across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common