Naive

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Usage in LiteraturePlay
Often used in books to describe a character with a pure heart, unaware of life's harsh realities. SlideIn the novel, her naive spirit contrasted the cynicism of the world around her.
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Misjudged TrustPlay
Indicates someone who trusts too easily, which can lead to being taken advantage of. SlideBecause of his naive trust, he was easily deceived by the con artist.
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Cultural PerceptionPlay
In some cultures, being naive may be seen as a positive trait, suggesting purity. SlideThey admired her naive outlook as a refreshing approach to life.