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Use "naïvely" in a sentence
"She was astonished -- she was touched to the heart, by what she called naively the conversion of Jacqueline."
"To the naively ignorant, the English words "Peter" and "rock" are so different that it's obvious that Jesus was referring to the faith Simon Peter received as a gift from the Father."
"And I would listen politely, almost naively, which is interviewers 'technique, and you get more information that way."