naivete
Noun
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Native simplicity; unaffected plainness or ingenuousness; artlessness.
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Although Toots enjoys the boys' company, she sometimes exhibits disdain, naivete or exasperation at their more boyish behaviour.
Despite the gravity of Bolton's charges, there's a throwback naivete to how everyone — from the public to the media to the president himself — is responding to his memoir.
But do not equate their low-key personas with naivete or lack of will.
That being said, Vanya’s naivete and impulsiveness have made her unlikable to some fans.
Opting for a military solution the republic in Germany was destroyed by gangsterism, infighting, incompetence, political naivete, and international debt obligations.
The scene is meant to be a comical one as the audience laughs at the naivete of Nanook and people isolated from Western culture.