Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
seely
Adjective
/ˈsiːli/
Definition
A term denoting something that is simple, innocent, or unsophisticated, often used to describe a foolish or foolishly innocent person.
Examples
- He had a seely notion that everyone could live in harmony.
- Despite his seely demeanor, he had a kind heart.
- She gave a seely smile, unaware of the trouble ahead.
Meaning
Seely is often used in literature to depict characters who are naive or lacking in worldly experience, sometimes in a charming way.
Synonyms
- Simple
- Innocent
- Naive
