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INGENUOUS | English meaning - Cambridge Dictionary
Most of us will smile indulgently at a first-time opera-goer's ingenuous conflation of character ('coughing her brains out') and voice ('keep singing').
They explain in a most ingenuous way that whenever they got a case of typhoid from an inoculated person they regarded it with suspicion.
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This is why there is no future in ingenuous proposals for further talks with that régime as at present constituted.
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It seemed to me that that answer was wholly ingenuous.
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He made an ingenuous speech, the substantial effect of which is that it is impossible to devise a scheme to exempt small holdings at all.
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They use, too, a special jargon which is understood by the initiated but which it is hoped misleads the ingenuous foreigner.
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