Naive
Naive adjective - Lacking in worldly wisdom or informed judgment.
Trained
Trained adjective - Shaped or conditioned or disciplined by training; often used as a combining form.
Usage example: trained pigeons
Both words in one sentence
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Jiro, still a young and naive boy at the time, accepts the offer, and soon takes the opportunity to stab the man Tenkai's followers captured.From then on, Jiro's fate is entirely tied to Tenkai's ninja faction, as he is raised and trained in the arts of ninjutsu.
Source: Anime / The Dagger of Kamui -
Vashyron is an experienced war hero who taught the others everything they know about fighting, Zephyr is much younger, but was trained by Vashyron for some time and Leanne is the naive newbie and The Chick.
Source: Video Game / Resonance of Fate -
He tells Brian in no uncertain terms that he's just been playing at being a soldier, his views on war are incredibly naive and romanticized because they're based on classroom lectures and not real life, his cadets don't stand a chance against trained soldiers, and the campus will be retaken.
Source: Film / Taps
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