Naive
Rude
Rude adjective - Lacking in education or the knowledge gained from books.
Usage example: rude hillbillies they might have been, but they produced music with real poignancy
Both words in one sentence
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Vitriolic Best Buds: Meghan, despite being selfish, cynical, rude and brutally honest, grows to become fiercely protective of the much more naive and trusting Felicity.
Source: Series / Felicity - Victorious has the sweet, naive and innocent Cat, the creative, responsible, and friendly Tori and the dark, sarcastic and rude Jade.
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Living Weapon: Polite but boring Surosa, frivolous and self-centered Priday, stubborn and explosive Angara, Rasti, rude and big-mouthed Grattoni, cutesy and dressy Envia, naive and tenacious Cavitas.
Source: Video Game / Silhouette Mirage
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