naiveness (Meaning)

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naiveness (n)

lack of sophistication or worldliness

Her naiveness led her to trust the stranger who offered her a ride.
The child's naiveness made her believe that the world was a purely benevolent place.
His naiveness blinded him to the underlying motivations of his colleagues.
She was drawn in by his charm, unaware of his true intentions due to her naiveness.
The newbie's naiveness caused him to make several mistakes that could have been avoided.
She had no experience in the corporate world, and her naiveness made her easy to exploit.
The politician's naiveness led him to make unrealistic promises that he couldn't keep.
The young girl's naiveness made her vulnerable to online predators.
He approached the situation with an air of naiveness, unaware of the complexities involved.
The company sought investors who would be forgiving of any naiveness in their business plan.

lack of sophistication or worldliness

gullibility, credulity, belief, simplicity, naivete, simpleness, naïveté ,naïveté ,credulousness, unworldliness

skepticism, sophistication, incredulity, skepticism, incredulity, sophistication, worldliness, worldliness, uncertainty, doubt

Her naiveness led her to trust the stranger who offered her a ride.

The child's naiveness made her believe that the world was a purely benevolent place.

His naiveness blinded him to the underlying motivations of his colleagues.

She was drawn in by his charm, unaware of his true intentions due to her naiveness.