naivety

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A noun referring to a lack of experience, wisdom, or sophistication, often characterized by a tendency to trust others too readily or a simplistic view of the world.

ruСуществительное, обозначающее недостаток опыта, мудрости или искушённости, часто характеризующееся склонностью слишком легко доверять другим или упрощённым взглядом на мир.esSustantivo que denota falta de experiencia, sabiduría o sofisticación, a menudo caracterizado por la tendencia a confiar demasiado fácilmente en los demás o por una visión simplista del mundo.frNom désignant un manque d'expérience, de sagesse ou de sophistication, souvent caractérisé par une tendance à faire trop facilement confiance aux autres ou par une vision simplifiée du monde.deSubstantiv, das einen Mangel an Erfahrung, Weisheit oder Weltgewandtheit bezeichnet und sich oft durch eine Neigung zeigt, anderen zu leicht zu vertrauen oder die Welt zu einfach zu sehen.ptSubstantivo que designa falta de experiência, sabedoria ou malícia, muitas vezes caracterizada pela tendência a confiar nos outros com demasiada facilidade ou por uma visão simplista do mundo.zh指缺乏经验、智慧或阅历，常表现为容易轻信他人或对世界持有过于简单化的看法。arاسم يدل على نقص الخبرة أو الحكمة أو الدراية بالأمور، وغالبًا ما يتسم بالميل إلى الثقة بالآخرين بسهولة أو بنظرة مبسطة إلى العالم.

1. Lack of experience or wisdom B2 formal

   A lack of experience, wisdom, or judgment, often resulting in a tendency to trust others too easily.

   • His naivety led him to believe the scammer's promises.
   • She was taken advantage of because of her naivety.
   • The politician's naivety about international affairs was surprising.

   ruНаивностьesIngenuidadfrnaïvetédeNaivitätptIngenuidadezh天真arالسذاجة

   Sinônimos: artlessnesscallownesscredulitygreennessgullibilityinexperienceingenuousnessinnocencesimplicitytrustfulness

   Antônimos: astutenesscunningcynicismexperienceprudencesavvyshrewdnesssophisticationwisdomworldliness

2. Simplicity or innocence B2 formal

   A quality of being simple and innocent, sometimes seen as charming but also as a lack of sophistication.

   • There was a certain naivety in her view of the world.
   • The novel captures the naivety of childhood.
   • His naivety made him endearing to his older colleagues.

   ruНаивностьesIngenuidad o inocenciafrNaïvetédeNaivitätptIngenuidadezh天真arسذاجة

   Sinônimos: artlessnessingenuousnessinnocencenaturalnesssimplicity

   Antônimos: cunningcynicismexperienceguilesavvysophisticationworldliness

• naiveties plural form
• naiveties' possessive plural form
• naivety's possessive singular form