naivan
B1
Hungarian
fondly, ingenuously, naively
B1
LITERARY
1
fondly
C1
Usage pattern:
naivan azt hiszi/képzeli, hogy ...
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Meaning
In a naive, unrealistic way
Themes
naivety
|unrealistic_belief
|false_hope
|foolishness
|literary
|communication
|core_vocabulary
Definition
In a way that shows naive or foolish hope or belief, especially when the belief is unrealistic; now rare and mainly used in literary style.
B1
1
ingenuously
C1
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Meaning
naively, with innocent trust
Themes
naivety
|innocence
|trust
|inexperience
|emotions
|communication
|social_life
Definition
In a way that shows innocence, lack of experience, or a tendency to trust too easily.
B2
1
naively
C1
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Meaning
In an innocent, trusting way
Themes
psychology
|trust
|inexperience
|risk
|social_judgment
|emotions
|social_life
|judgment
Definition
In a way that shows little experience of how people or situations really work, often by trusting too easily or failing to notice possible problems.
B2
1
naively
C1
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Meaning
In an overly simple, unrealistic way
Themes
reasoning
|assumption
|oversimplification
|complexity
|decision_making
|thinking
|communication
|education
Definition
In a way that is too simple to be accurate or practical, often by ignoring important details, risks, or complexities.
C1
TECHNICAL
1
naively
C2
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Meaning
Using a basic, non-optimized method
Themes
computing
|algorithms
|implementation
|optimization
|technical
|technology
|problem_solving
Definition
In a straightforward but unsophisticated way, especially in technical contexts, without advanced techniques, optimization, or careful handling of edge cases.
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