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Term: Knaive

Description

Knaive, derived from the combination of "knave" and "naive," is a term used to describe an individual who possesses both cunning and naivety simultaneously. It refers to a person who appears to be innocent or naïve, but in reality, is shrewd and devious in their actions.

Senses and Usages

1. Noun: Knaive

Sense: A cunning and deceitful person who presents themselves as naive or innocent.

Example Sentence:

• Be cautious of the knaive who pretends to be your friend but has ulterior motives.
• The novel's protagonist was a master of manipulation, employing knaives to achieve his sinister goals.

2. Adjective: Knaive

Sense: Characterized by a combination of cunning and naivety.

Example Sentence:

• Her knaive behavior fooled everyone into thinking she knew less than she actually did.
• The con artist's knaive charm helped him swindle numerous people out of their money.

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