adj.
Marked by a false show of innocent simplicity: "Their gee-whiz, faux-naif comportment is not always convincing" (Madison Smartt Bell).
[French : faux, false + naïf, naive.]
Dictionary:
faux-na·ïf faux-naif (fō-nä-ēf')
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[French : faux, false + naïf, naive.]
| disingenuous | |
| Innocenzia, for piano in D flat major (Motifs 2/22), Op. 63/2/22 (Classical Work) | |
| Liedchen, for piano in A major (Motifs 2/18), Op. 63/2/18 (Classical Work) |
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