ingenuous in Spanish
ingenuous in Spanish is ingenuo, inocente — ingenuous means innocent and trusting to the point of seeming naive, particularly about people's motives.
ingenuous in Spanish
ingenuo
Naive and trusting.
inocente
Naive and trusting.
What does "ingenuous" mean?
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adjective Innocent and trusting to the point of seeming naive, particularly about people's motives.
"It was ingenuous of him to hand over the deposit without a contract."
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adjective Open and sincere, saying what you actually think without calculation.
"His answer was ingenuous, and all the more damaging for it."
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ingenuous in a sentence
- It was ingenuous of him to hand over the deposit without a contract.
- She asked, with an ingenuous smile, whether the job came with a company car.
- His answer was ingenuous, and all the more damaging for it.
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What is "ingenuous" in Spanish?
"ingenuous" in Spanish is ingenuo, inocente. ingenuous means: Innocent and trusting to the point of seeming naive, particularly about people's motives.
How do you use "ingenuous" in a sentence?
Example: "It was ingenuous of him to hand over the deposit without a contract." In Spanish, "ingenuous" is ingenuo, inocente.
Are there other ways to say "ingenuous" in Spanish?
Yes — Spanish has 2 translations listed for "ingenuous": ingenuo, inocente.
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