Naive and Soft

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Naive adjective - Lacking in worldly wisdom or informed judgment.

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Soft and naive are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Soft" instead an adjective "Naive".

Nearby Words: naively, naivety

Soft adjective - Not loud in pitch or volume.

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Naive and soft are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Naive" instead an adjective "Soft".

Nearby Words: soften, softness, softly, softening, softie

The good brother was so ridiculously naive and soft-hearted he didn't even realise the Blot was evil and hated him, at least not until after a lot of persuasion.

Source: Sibling Yin-Yang
Except for Mimi, who went from sweet, soft-spoken and naive seamstress, to junkie S&M dancer.

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If Da Chief is a Cowboy Cop he would often reprimand the naive upstart who is being too soft with the criminals and will gladly let the loose cannons go in shooting first and asking questions later.

Source: Cowboy Cop

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