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64 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Naive' in a Sentence

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Her naive belief in love at first sight led her to pursue a whirlwind romance.
Their naive trust in the system was shattered when corruption was exposed.
She was naive to believe that a talking frog could grant wishes.
Despite his naive demeanor, the young inventor revolutionized the tech industry.
Mary's naive question revealed her curiosity.
The naive puppy thought every mirror reflection was a new playmate.
The naive assumption that all problems have simple solutions hinders progress.
The detective's naive assumption about the case led to a surprising revelation.
The naive puppy trusted everyone it met at the park.
Tim's naive excitement for bedtime stories is adorable.
The naive trust in outdated technology hindered the company's progress.
The musician's naive approach to composing created a melody that resonated deeply.
Being naive about online safety, Mark shared personal information with a stranger on the internet.
Jenny's naive trust in strangers made her an easy target for the con artist.
The naive assumption that success brings happiness is often proven wrong.
The artist's naive style conveyed a charming simplicity in her paintings.
Tom's naive smile lit up the room.
Despite his naive appearance, the comedian delivered clever and witty jokes.
The naive explorer was amazed by the beauty of the undiscovered island.
Sarah's naive comment unintentionally offended her colleagues.
His naive understanding of the situation left him vulnerable to manipulation.
Their naive attempt at team building resulted in a stronger bond among colleagues.
The explorer's naive fascination with the unknown drove him to new frontiers.
The athlete's naive determination to break records inspired a new generation.
The chef's naive use of unconventional ingredients resulted in an exquisite dish.
The scientist's naive hypothesis challenged existing theories and sparked debate.
Timmy's naive belief in magic made him think his toy could talk.
The diplomat's naive belief in diplomacy as a solution faced harsh geopolitical realities.
Emily's naive acceptance of the challenge showed her fearless spirit.
The tourist's naive excitement made locals smile at his enthusiasm.
Being naive about financial matters can lead to poor money management.
The politician's naive stance on climate change drew criticism from experts.
The detective considered the suspect's alibi to be naive and unreliable.
The scientist's naive hypothesis turned out to be groundbreaking in its simplicity.
The scientist's naive curiosity about the cosmos led to groundbreaking discoveries.
The naive bunny hopped around the garden.
Tim's naive excitement about the magic show revealed his innocence and wonder.
The student's naive interpretation of the poem revealed a unique perspective.
The child's naive joy at the sight of snowflakes delighted everyone around.
She is naive about the ways of the forest.
Jenny was naive when it came to solving complex math problems.
Despite his naive outlook, the philosopher's ideas challenged conventional wisdom.
A naive perspective can sometimes offer a fresh outlook on complex issues.
His naive interpretation of the ancient text led to a new understanding.
Tim's naive attempt at baking cookies resulted in a kitchen covered in flour.
The naive protagonist of the story faced the harsh realities of adulthood.
Sarah's naive joy brightens up the classroom.
The young chef's naive experimentation resulted in a unique and delicious dish.
Sarah's naive excitement filled the classroom when she saw the surprise.
The entrepreneur's naive risk-taking paid off with unexpected success.
Jenny's naive optimism helped her face challenges with a hopeful spirit.
The politician's naive promises lacked practical solutions for real issues.
Despite his naive approach, she found his innocence endearing.
Alex's naive curiosity drove him to explore uncharted territories.
The professor found the student's naive question refreshing in its innocence.
Jenny's naive question about outer space left the science teacher impressed.
The naive approach to problem-solving surprised everyone with its effectiveness.
The naive kitten approached the mirror, thinking it was another cat.
The traveler's naive curiosity about local customs enriched her cultural experience.
The young explorer was naive about the dangers in the jungle.
It was naive to think that success would come without hard work.
The young explorer's naive curiosity led him to touch the mysterious plant without considering the consequences.
He has a naive smile when he sees a puppy.
The naive hope for a world without conflict fueled the activist's passion.

Naive

nah-eev
adjectiveLacking experience or judgment; easily trusting and credulous.

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Last Updated On: March 9, 2024
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