ingenuously

1 "Perhaps," said Margaret ingenuously, "if I had gone only to look on, I should have thought it pleasant too; but I did not suppose one went to a party for that."

2 Then, Trump apologists ingenuously ask, “What about Obama? Wasn’t he Deporter-in-Chief?”

3 And not waiting for his answer, added ingenuously: "You were not a thief!"

4 As he halted, her big eyes were upraised, and her look travelled ingenuously from his sunlit hair over his burned face down to his roughly sandalled feet.

5 Really he is my father’s cousin—but I’ve always called him ‘Uncle,’” he added ingenuously.

6 “I can see it’s true by the way you say that,” his friend ingenuously stated.

7 Timberlake’s Berkey, unencumbered by neuroses about authenticity and craft and gazing ingenuously at the world around him, looks destined for mainstream success.

8 The professor was ingenuously sincere in his narrative.

9 "He only brings consolation into households," she explained ingenuously.

10 "To all of us," Horner ingenuously confessed, "it is only matter of temporary amusement and subordinate occupation."

11 Wright's ingenuously constructed script layers riveting dramatic storytelling, witty commentary, and unsettling moral and aesthetic inquiry.

12 Does that apply also," she asked, looking at him ingenuously, "to the pistols you carry, M. des Voeux?

13 All Israelis, so the argument goes, are implicated in the travesty, which the United States has ingenuously nursed along because of a growing Israel lobby that cynically exploits the memory and legacy of the Holocaust.

14 If the Egyptians were accustomed to looking at things ingenuously with both eyes at once, the construction of perspective pictures in space could not be familiar to them.

15 In photographs, surrounded by icons of long hair and cool demeanour, he is the ingenuously grinning one with side-parting and thick-framed spectacles.

16 Voldemort stared at him ingenuously. The man MUST have lost his marbles.

魔王愕然向对方望过去. 这家伙绝对疯了.

17 Emmeline hesitated, then answered ingenuously, "We are so very, very happy together, that I do not feel quite sure that I am glad my cousins are going to live with us."

18 "I'm such an ignoramus that I'm afraid I don't even know with any precision what a fugue of Bach's is!" said Algernon, ingenuously.

19 Never, never more can I be his, for he has not dealt ingenuously with me, but altogether recklessly, and he knows it too.

20 "I could not plight my troth to the King of Portugal, or to Monsieur de Guienne, or to any that they proposed to me, for my future lord," answered Isabella, ingenuously.

1 率直

spadish open easy round straight flat transparent straightforward outright up-front expansive downright pointed Frank candid plump childlike unequivocal flat-out burly foursquare point-blank unreserved unvarnished heart-to-heart ingenuous straight-out shirt-sleeve plain frankly openly plainly candidly unreservedly straightforwards freedom candor directness earthiness straightness candour bluntness plain dealing open mind straight out open heart man to man

2 率直地

straight plain straightforward frankly openly outright plainly plump candidly foursquare point-blank unreservedly straightforwards straight out man to man

3 天真地

ignorantly artlessly fondly innocently naively

4 天真

naive wide-eyed unsophisticated virginal dewy-eyed lamblike unartful ignorantly artlessly artlessness naiveté starry-eyed ingenuous artless fondly innocently naively innocence naivety greenness ingenuousness