ingénues Synonyms
ingénues Meaning
ingénues
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
ingénues Sentence Examples
- The young ingenues in the play exuded a captivating innocence that drew the audience's sympathy.
- Casting ingenues in the lead roles often adds a touch of vulnerability and charm to a production.
- The ingenues giggled nervously as they rehearsed their lines for the first time.
- With their wide-eyed expressions and unyielding optimism, the ingenues embodied the spirit of youth.
- The director carefully chose ingenues for their ability to convey both innocence and a hint of worldliness.
- The ingenues' costumes were simple and ethereal, reflecting the purity of their characters.
- The ingenues' naivety and idealism served as a stark contrast to the complexities of the adult characters.
- The playwright's use of ingenues allowed him to explore themes of innocence, experience, and the loss of youth.
- The ingenues' performances captured the hearts of the audience, leaving them both moved and charmed.
- Despite their vulnerability, the ingenues possessed a quiet strength that ultimately triumphed over adversity.
FAQs About the word ingénues
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
virgins, fledglings, greenhorns, naïfs, tenderfoots, naifs, newbies, colts, innocents,angels
roughnecks, curs,toughs, jerks, rowdies, villains, heels, clowns, churls, bullies
The young ingenues in the play exuded a captivating innocence that drew the audience's sympathy.
Casting ingenues in the lead roles often adds a touch of vulnerability and charm to a production.
The ingenues giggled nervously as they rehearsed their lines for the first time.
With their wide-eyed expressions and unyielding optimism, the ingenues embodied the spirit of youth.
