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She criticized the naivete of American foreign policy.naivete = lack of sophistication
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Her naivete makes her the butt of many jokes.naivete = innocence or lack of sophistication
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But McCandless, in his naivete, relied on the advice of hunters he'd consulted in South Dakota, who advised him to smoke his meat, not an easy task under the circumstances.† (source)naivete = lacking experience or sophistication
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The naivete of the Fremen was frightening.† (source)
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Is naivete really your armor?† (source)
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It's a conservative wish-fulfillment, a yearning for naivete.† (source)
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But then she looks down, and I wonder at my own naivete.† (source)naivete = lacking experience or sophistication
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They had thought to have a good laugh at him and his naivete!† (source)
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On the lighter side, they were dismayed at my naivete and ignorance.† (source)
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Frankie shook her head, feeling at once pity and envy at their naivete.† (source)
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I almost chuckled at her naivete.† (source)
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Notice the youth, naivete, and indignation of the young Conrack enraged.† (source)
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There were two kinds of naivete, he said, quoting Schweitzer; one not even aware of the problems, and another which has knocked on all the doors of knowledge and knows man can explain little, and is still willing to follow his convictions into the unknown.† (source)
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Just here, Franny, in apparent despair at the naivete of the question, struck her forehead with her hand.† (source)
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Yurii Andreievich said nothing, merely shrugging his shoulders and making no secret of his almost uncontrollable exasperation at Liberius's naivete.† (source)
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The naivete of those dreams always made Powell smile.† (source)
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