Naive
Naive adjective - Free from any intent to deceive or impress others.
Usage example: the young girl gave honest and naive answers to the social worker's probing questions
Persuasible and naive are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Persuasible" instead an adjective "Naive".
Persuasible
Persuasible adjective - Being susceptible to persuasion.
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Synonyms for Persuasible
Naive and persuasible are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Naive" instead an adjective "Persuasible".
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Related pairs
- susceptible and naive
- susceptible and persuasible
- natural and naive
- natural and persuasible
- unpretentious and naive
- unpretentious and persuasible
- honest and naive
- honest and persuasible
- open and naive
- open and persuasible
- unsophisticated and naive
- unsophisticated and persuasible
- simple and naive
- simple and persuasible
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