Naively is valid Scrabble Word

Is naively a scrabble word?
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7 letters word
13 points in Scrabble
15 points in WWF

Definitions for NAIVELY in dictionary:

VERB:

In a naive manner.

ADVERB:

NAIVE, lacking sophistication
in a way that shows a lack of experience, wisdom, or judgement

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

marked by unaffected simplicity; artless, ingenuous

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How to use NAIVELY in a sentence

He was naively proud of the boat and his engines, and narrated hard runs in bad weather to land the livestock in time for important markets.
They naively hoped that the superstition would disappear by degrees.
Woods naively confessed, an utter confusion of mind, as to which he was to attack, when all were inviting and each would be welcome.
He told her naively of New York and tennis, of brake parties and clubs, and even afternoon teas and balls, all of which, of course, interested a Western girl exceedingly.
Descartes had naively solved the anthropological problem by the answer that the interaction of mind and body is incomprehensible but actual.
And you generally answered innocently and naively enough.
This makes the cat much less distinct from the king than we had at first naively supposed.
He is in reality a naively observant man, only beset with a perverse preference for the use of technical and logical jargon.
She promised, naively enough, to call next day and inspect the goods.
Indeed, she said naively, as she went away, that she had been much relieved to find Mrs.

Ludicrous, uproarious, dignified, pious, sinful, naively confidential, secretive, altruistic, realistic.
Most naively he besought that the American would not reveal the extent of his donations to Mohammed, the one-eyed man, as the boys had promised their employer a just one-half.
Keela, with shy and delightful gravity, slipped wide-eyed into the niceties of civilization, coiled her heavy hair in the fashion of Diane and copied her dress naively.
When he caught her glance, the eyes naively suggested that she had a communication to make to him, if she dared! The fun had not yet commenced.
His naively unconscious independence had got a blow.
She had put two and two together, she had questioned Mary Ann, and the ingenuous little idiot had naively told her he was going to take her with him.
The opening of the scene, for example, is cut away entirely and replaced by a brief account of the robbery put naively into the mouth of Poins.
She realized these newly discovered attributes naively and without vanity, but now instead of insisting on the equality of a man, she demanded the homage of a queen.
She naively confided to me that when she came into my place it was her first time in any sort of a beauty parlor.
He naively told me he had hoped they had all starved.
He had naively imagined that as Commissioner for Montenegro it was he who conferred the honour upon Lord Fitzmaurice.
Here it is naively explained that the floor is excavated in order to attain a liberal height for the ceiling within the kiva, this being a room of great importance.
Oh, yes, she also asked, quite naively, if all my friends were rich, too, and could help support a Little Theater.
Perspective puts the mind in the place of gravitation as the centre, thus naively declaring mind and not matter to be the substance of the universe.
Hardly like a tune, a discourse rather, it winds along, growing and changing naively ever to a new phrase.
This poet, following the custom of the age, naively reproduced the manners, customs, and, in general, the beliefs of the twelfth century.
He thanks him with filial affection for all his care, and says naively that he would rather have his prayers than fall heir to twenty thousand daler.
Balfour has naively told us, never believed that there would be a war, or that the Free State would join the Transvaal, until the forces of both States were on the move.
He was, in fact, considering quite naively that he was not a bad match, taking into consideration his prospects, and Clemency evidently needed all the protection she could get.
Premature for sure, but the powerless and the innocent naively take their joy where they can find it.
In short, the young officer had naively undertaken to serve the public without waiting for his instructions from the political bosses.

Similar words containing NAIVE without suffix ly

naive8 naiver9 naives9 naivest10 naivete10 naivety13 naivetes11 naiveness12 naiveties12 naivenesses14

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