Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
naive-belief
noun
nɑɪˈiv bɪˈlif
Definition
A belief that is uncritical and often formed without sufficient evidence or experiential knowledge, typically characterized by a lack of sophistication or understanding.
Examples
- Many people initially hold naive beliefs about how easy it is to become wealthy.
- Her naive belief in the goodness of people led to disappointment when she faced betrayal.
- Children often have naive beliefs about the world, seeing it through an innocent lens.
Meaning
Naive belief refers to a conviction or assumption that is held without skepticism, often due to a lack of experience or critical thinking.
Synonyms
- Innocent belief
- Simplistic belief
- Uncritical belief
