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So while people may think they’re being both economical and plausibly classy by quaffing the second-cheapest Chardonnay, they’re actually getting stiffed for their naiveté, which is doubly embarrassing.
WHY IT’S SMART TO ORDER THE SECOND-CHEAPEST WINE ON THE MENUSARAH TODDMAY 19, 2021QUARTZIt’s easy to think about ancient civilizations and chalk up their failures to naiveté.
HOW CLIMATE CHANGE MAY BE CONTRIBUTING TO OUR POLITICAL INSTABILITYJUSTIN WORLANDSEPTEMBER 15, 2020TIMEHe responded at once by presenting himself at her home with all his disarming naivete.
THE AWAKENING AND SELECTED SHORT STORIESKATE CHOPINIn the vulgar contrast one overhears the considerable naivete that animals have instinct and man, intelligence.
THE NATURAL PHILOSOPHY OF LOVEREMY DE GOURMONTFor the Japanese temperament is ever on the verge of a smile which breaks out with catching naivete at the first provocation.
THE SOUL OF THE FAR EASTPERCIVAL LOWELLPadre Esteban for an instant was himself embarrassed; Mrs. Brimmer quickly recovered her usual bewildering naivete.
THE CRUSADE OF THE EXCELSIORBRET HARTEOliver, puzzled by his naivete, assured him that such things were not uncommon—not at least in Mob Territory.
THE SYNDICC.M. KORNBLUTHYet these abominations were committed in the good times of honest Germanic faith and Gallic naivete!
A PHILOSOPHICAL DICTIONARY, VOLUME 10 (OF 10)FRANOIS-MARIE AROUET (AKA VOLTAIRE)There was charming naivete in the nature of this grotesque, timorous old man.
THE FORTUNE OF THE ROUGONSEMILE ZOLAWhat had been naivete and tremulous sweetness at twenty, was now conscious strength and patience.
THE HISTORY OF DAVID GRIEVEMRS. HUMPHRY WARDWORDS RELATED TO NAIVETÉ
- benightedness
- bewilderment
- blindness
- callowness
- crudeness
- darkness
- denseness
- disregard
- dumbness
- empty-headedness
- fog
- half-knowledge
- illiteracy
- incapacity
- incomprehension
- innocence
- inscience
- insensitivity
- lack of education
- mental incapacity
- naiveté
- nescience
- oblivion
- obtuseness
- philistinism
- rawness
- sciolism
- shallowness
- simplicity
- unawareness
- unconsciousness
- uncouthness
- unenlightenment
- unfamiliarity
- unscholarliness
- vagueness
- benightedness
- bewilderment
- blindness
- callowness
- crudeness
- darkness
- denseness
- disregard
- dumbness
- empty-headedness
- fog
- half-knowledge
- illiterateness
- incapacity
- incomprehension
- innocence
- inscience
- insensitivity
- lack of education
- mental incapacity
- naiveté
- nescience
- oblivion
- obtuseness
- philistinism
- rawness
- sciolism
- shallowness
- simplicity
- unawareness
- unconsciousness
- uncouthness
- unenlightenment
- unfamiliarity
- unscholarliness
- vagueness
- benightedness
- bewilderment
- blindness
- callowness
- crudeness
- darkness
- denseness
- disregard
- dumbness
- empty-headedness
- fog
- half-knowledge
- illiteracy
- incapacity
- incomprehension
- innocence
- inscience
- insensitivity
- lack of education
- mental incapacity
- naiveté
- nescience
- oblivion
- obtuseness
- philistinism
- rawness
- sciolism
- shallowness
- simplicity
- unawareness
- unconsciousness
- uncouthness
- unenlightenment
- unfamiliarity
- unscholarliness
- vagueness
Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.