Ignorance
Naivety
Naivety noun - The quality or state of being simple and sincere.
Usage example: the contention that the royal family took advantage of the young Diana's naivety
Ignorance and naivety are semantically related in gullibility topic. You can use "Ignorance" instead a noun "Naivety".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- naivete and ignorance
- naivete and naivety
- ingenuousness and ignorance
- ingenuousness and naivety
- simplicity and ignorance
- simplicity and naivety
- innocence and ignorance
- innocence and naivety
- artlessness and ignorance
- artlessness and naivety
- rawness and ignorance
- rawness and naivety
- stupidity and ignorance
- stupidity and naivety
How words are described
Both words in one sentence
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Boarding Party: Roger's crew swing onto the Venus (due to Fearless' ignorance and naivety) and sink their boat soon after.
Source: Film / Carry On Jack - This results in a certain naivety and ignorance, despite the numerous tutors he's no doubt had all his life.
Source: Sheltered Aristocrat
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