Pronunciation: /ɪnˈdʒɛnjʊəs/
noun the quality of being ingenuous
A1 I admire the ingenuousness of children, they are so innocent and pure.
A2 Her ingenuousness made her an easy target for manipulation.
B1 The politician's ingenuous approach to problem-solving was refreshing in a sea of corruption.
B2 The artist's ingenuousness in her work captured the attention of critics and art enthusiasts alike.
C1 His ingenuousness in business dealings often led to misunderstandings and conflicts.
C2 The ingenuousness of the protagonist in the novel added depth to the character's development.
adjective showing innocent or childlike simplicity and candidness
A1 She had an ingenuous smile that lit up the room.
A2 The ingenuous child believed everything he was told.
B1 His ingenuous approach to problem-solving impressed his colleagues.
B2 The ingenuous way she presented her ideas made them easy to understand.
C1 The ingenuous simplicity of his design belied its complexity.
C2 The ingenuous innocence of his actions made him endearing to all who knew him.
formal Her ingenuous demeanor made her a trustworthy candidate for the job.
informal I appreciate your ingenuous approach to problem-solving.
slang I can't believe how ingenuous he is when it comes to flirting with girls.
figurative The artist's ingenuous use of color created a mesmerizing painting.
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