Merriam-Webster's Dictionary and Thesaurus - Merriam-Webster [912]
Antonyms
cynical, experienced, knowing, sophisticated, worldly, worldly-wise
na·ive·ly adverb : in a naive manner : with naïveté
Synonyms
artlessly, ingenuously, naturally, unaffectedly—more at NATURALLY
na·ïve·té also na·ive·te or na·ive·té noun 1 : a naive remark or action
2 : the quality or state of being naive
Synonyms
artlessness, greenness, ingenuousness, innocence, naturalness, simplicity, unworldliness; also candor, frankness, genuineness, honesty, openness, sincerity; callowness, childishness, inexperience, rawness; carelessness, heedlessness; ignorance, obliviousness, unawareness; credulity; idealism, optimism
Antonyms
artfulness, cynicism, sophistication, worldliness
na·ked adjective 1 : having no clothes on : NUDE
2 : UNSHEATHED 3 : lacking a usual or natural covering (as of foliage or feathers) 4 : lacking embellishment : PLAIN, UNADORNED 5 : not aided by artificial means — na·ked·ly adverb — na·ked·ness noun Synonyms [1] bare, nude, unclad, unclothed, undressed; also denuded, peeled; raw, stark; unveiled Antonyms appareled, attired, clad, clothed, invested, robed, suited [3] bald, bare, exposed, open, uncovered; also displayed, revealed; hairless, shaven; disrobed, unclad, unclothed, undressed; skinned; unprotected Antonyms covered [4] bald, bare, plain, simple, unadorned, undecorated, unvarnished—more at PLAIN nam·by–pam·by adjective 1 : lacking in character or substance 2 : WEAK, INDECISIVE Synonyms bland, flat, wishy-washy 1name noun 1 : a word or words by which a person or thing is known 2 : a disparaging epithet 3 : overall quality or character as seen or judged by people in general : REPUTATION; especially : distinguished reputation 4 : FAMILY, CLAN 5 : appearance as opposed to reality Synonyms [1] appellation, cognomen, denotation, designation, handle, title; also christian name, forename, given name; family name, maiden name, surname; epithet, nickname, sobriquet; alias, nom de plume, pen name, pseudonym; binomial, vernacular; misnomer; label, trademark [2] affront, barb, dart, dig, indignity, insult, offense, outrage, put-down, sarcasm, slight, slur, wound—more at INSULT [3] character, mark, note, report, reputation—more at REPUTATION [5] appearance, face, guise, semblance, show—more at APPEARANCE 2name verb named; nam·ing 1 : to give a name to : CALL 2 : to mention or identify by name 3 : to assign to some purpose : APPOINT 4 : to decide on : CHOOSE 5 : to mention explicitly : SPECIFY <~ a price> — name·able adjective Synonyms [1] baptize, call, christen, denominate, designate, dub, entitle, label, style, term, title; also denote, specify; miscall, misname; nickname; rename [3] appoint, assign, attach, commission, constitute, designate, detail—more at APPOINT [4] choose, cull, elect, handpick, opt, pick, prefer, select, single, take—more at CHOOSE [5] advert, cite, instance, mention, note, notice, quote, refer, specify, touch—more at MENTION 3name adjective 1 : of, relating to, or bearing a name <~ tag> 2 : having an established reputation <~ brands> Synonyms prestigious, reputable, reputed, respectable—more at RESPECTABLE name day noun : the church feast day of the saint after whom one is named name·less adjective 1 : having no name