Meaning Of The Word Faux-naïf
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Faux-naïf Meaning
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faux-naïf in British English
a faux-naïf person, style, etc. artificially or affectedly naive adjective: appearing or seeking to appear simple and unsophisticated adjective: marked by a pretense of simplicity or innocence; disingenuous noun: a person who pretends to be naïve noun: a person who shrewdly affects an attitude or pose of simplicity or innocence |
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