jejunely

• Advérbio que significa 'de forma ingênua, simplista ou imatura', frequentemente implicando falta de experiência ou sofisticação. Também pode ser usado em sentido literal, 'de forma vazia ou estéril'.

An adverb meaning 'in a naive, simplistic, or immature manner,' often implying a lack of experience or sophistication. It can also be used in a literal sense meaning 'in a way that is empty or barren.'

1. In a naive or simplistic mannerC2formal

   In a way that shows lack of experience, sophistication, or maturity.

   Ingenuamente

   • He jejunely believed that all problems could be solved with a simple formula.
   • She jejunely assumed that everyone shared her optimistic view.
   • The author jejunely presented a one-sided argument without considering complexities.

   Sinônimosartlesslychildishlycredulouslyimmaturelyinnocentlynaively

   Antônimosastutelyknowinglymaturelyperceptivelysagaciouslywiselyworldly

2. In a dull or uninteresting wayC2formal

   In a manner that is dry, uninteresting, or lacking substance.

   De modo entediante

   • The lecture was jejunely delivered, putting most of the audience to sleep.
   • The report was jejunely written, with no engaging details or insights.
   • He spoke jejunely about the topic, failing to capture anyone's attention.

   Sinônimosboringlydrylydullyflatlyinsipidlyprosaicallytediouslyuninterestinglyvapidly

   Antônimosengaginglyinterestinglylivelyrichlyvividly