Naively is used to describe someone who is not aware of the full consequences of their actions. They are often not aware of the possible consequences of their actions.
She was naively optimistic about the project.
He was naively trusting of the other party.
ADV
in a naive manner
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The boy is callow and naive.
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Fergus is the most naive of the group.
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It is the beautiful daughter of the family but it is foolish and naive.
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Metaphor comes to the aid of the naive here.
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Perhaps the point is both naive and banal.
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Rose is portrayed as a naive, simple minded yokel.
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Big Star is the naive cousin of The Big Time.
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Rose is portrayed as a naive, simple minded yokel.
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She begins the book sexually naive, but inquisitive.
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The naive empiricism of induction was shown to be illogical by Hume.