Synonym: naif, primitive, unenlightened, uninitiate, uninitiated, uninstructed. Similar words: nail, questionnaire, give, live, five, liver, dived, river. Meaning: [nɑ'ɪːv /naɪ'ɪːv] 
adj. 1. marked by or showing unaffected simplicity and lack of guile or worldly experience 2. of or created by one without formal training; simple or naive in style 3. inexperienced 4. lacking information or instruction 5. not initiated; deficient in relevant experience.
adj. 1. marked by or showing unaffected simplicity and lack of guile or worldly experience 2. of or created by one without formal training; simple or naive in style 3. inexperienced 4. lacking information or instruction 5. not initiated; deficient in relevant experience. 
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(211) Naive Bayes classifier is a simple and effective classification method based on probability theory, but its attribute independence assumption is often violated in the real world.
(212) The naive implementation of this recurrence relation as a recursive method would have led to an inefficient solution involving multiple computations of subproblems.
(213) The actors are fabulous, Sophie Marceau asand Yvan Attal as a naive guy are really convincing.
(214) This may be the most barbarity scene in the world. People can barbecue everything they want. The Colobus satanas naive eyes charge the sin.
(215) Man of somewhat naive young, the friend to maintain some chivalrous feelings. To be happy, be cheerful, perseverant, . This has nothing to do and character.
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(216) Conservatives criticized Obama's inaugural speech last year as naive for offering to extend a hand to adversaries like Iran and North Korea if they would "unclench" their fists.
(217) The nature worship of prairie culture is a kind of ecological ethics which returns to nature and pursues(naive) internally .
(218) A naive approach might be to use a library entry point for sorting, supplied with a comparison function to say that "Kim Black" precedes "Dan Smith" because 40,000 is greater than 6,000, and so on.
(219) She is a reminder of the natural curiosity that we once held in our naive, untainted childhood, summoning us to reexamine our seemingly prohibitory surrounding walls and grasp beyond it.
(220) Candide tells the tale of its naive eponymous protagonist, taught to believe in Leibnizian optimism.
(221) It is mainly of two kinds, Naive Bayesian Classification and Bayesian Belief Network Classification.
(222) A Navy man primarily, narrow, naive politically, he kept drumming at the theme of parity, although he knew the idea could never be accepted.
(223) Childlike Innocence man of somewhat naive, the friend to maintain some chivalrous feelings.
(224) And Barbarian Nations such as German and Slav were somewhat like naive children.
(225) Gillian silly, but very naive, touch a human's bottom line.
(226) Nothing did more to tilt the counter culture toward a naive Technophilia than this seductive trio of delights.
(227) It would be naive to urge or expect either country to become a full-blooded democracy in a trice.