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Definitions from the WebBetter Naive Part of Speech: Adjective Sense 1: Popular - more knowledgeable or experienced than initially thought or perceived. Sentence 1: She may appear young and inexperienced, but her performances on stage prove that she is better naive than she seems. Part of Speech: Adjective Sense 2: Local - used to describe someone who is more innocent or gullible compared to others within a specific community or context. Sentence 2: In a town where everyone was street-smart, he stood out as the better naive gentleman who believed the best in everyone. Related Products on Amazon.com: | ||||
better-than- better-than-expected better better area better be safe than sorry better feel better feel for the world around him better half better naive better nutrition better off better off predicate better performance better predicate better than bettered bettering
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