naïveté dans le dictionnaire PONS

Traductions de naïveté dans le dictionnaire anglais»espagnol

naivety [naɪˈi:vəteɪ, Am ˌnɑ:i:vˈteɪ], naïveté [naɪˈi:vəti, Am nɑ:ˈi:vət̬i] SUBST sans pl

naivety

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Exemples monolingues (non-vérifiés par l'équipe de rédaction)

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She is usually depicted with low intelligence and childlike naivety, and is often blind to her brother's disdain and carelessness for her.

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An expert's report found the man was a strong candidate for home detention despite showing some naivety in his desire to return to cheerleading.

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Despite his apparent naivety to general things, he has been shown to be very clever in various scenarios.

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He affirmed that he wrote it to affront the naivety surrounding sexuality.

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The character was an engaging mixture of naivety and stoic authority, and became a favorite for audiences.

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Part of the reason the images continue to enthral is surely their naivety.

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He contributed bitingly sarcastic articles on what he saw as the cultural backwardness and naivety of his compatriots.

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The idealistic naivety of major participants is contrasted with the cynicism of others, who are morally corrupted while in charge.

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When this card is in a reversed position, it represents the themes of being stuck in the past, naivety, and unrealistic.

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His books combine children's naivety and their sharpness, humor and amusing expressions.

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