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faux naif

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Concise Oxford English Dictionary © 2008 Oxford University Press:
faux naif /ˌfəʊ nʌɪˈiːf/

▶adjective artificially or affectedly naive. ▶noun a person who affects naivety.

– origin from Fr. faux ‘false’ + naïf ‘naive’.

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