ingénue Synonyms
ingénue Meaning
ingénue
an innocent girl or young woman or an actress playing such a person, an actress playing such a role, a naive girl or young woman, the stage role of an ingenue
ingénue Sentence Examples
- The ingénue's naive charm captivated the hearts of the audience.
- Her doe-eyed expression and innocent smile betrayed her true nature as a seasoned actress.
- The director deliberately cast an ingénue to evoke a sense of youthful innocence.
- The ingénue's role in the play required her to be both sweet and vulnerable.
- Despite her ingénue facade, the character she played was a complex and flawed individual.
- The actor excelled in portraying the ingénue's transition from naivete to worldliness.
- The audience was drawn to the ingénue's vulnerability, which made her character both relatable and sympathetic.
- The ingénue's performance was a testament to her ability to balance authenticity and artifice.
- The playwright subverted audience expectations by giving the ingénue a surprising twist.
- The ingénue's journey of self-discovery resonated with audiences of all ages.
FAQs About the word ingénue
an innocent girl or young woman or an actress playing such a person, an actress playing such a role, a naive girl or young woman, the stage role of an ingenue
greenhorn, virgin, naïf, innocent,angel, tenderfoot, fledgling, babe, newbie, colt
boor, heel, clown, creep, bully, beast, jerk, slob, cad, lout
The ingénue's naive charm captivated the hearts of the audience.
Her doe-eyed expression and innocent smile betrayed her true nature as a seasoned actress.
The director deliberately cast an ingénue to evoke a sense of youthful innocence.
The ingénue's role in the play required her to be both sweet and vulnerable.
