naivete
/nɑɪˈvɛt/Definitions
1. noun
A lack of worldliness and experience, especially in a young person; the quality of being naive.
“Her naivete in business dealings led her to be taken advantage of by her partners.”
2. noun
A quality of being innocent and trusting; a tendency to believe in the goodness of people and situations.
“The naivete of the protagonist in the novel made her vulnerable to the antagonist’s manipulation.”