naive

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naïve [ nah-EEV ]
 [ noun, adjective ]
 MEANING :
 1. (adj.) having an unaffected simplicity
2. (adj.) lacking sophistication and critical judgment
3. (n.) someone who is uncritical, innocent and trusting
 USAGE EXAMPLE 1 :
 We were naïve to have thought that we could give the Dalai Lama shelter in India without suffering the consequences.
 USAGE EXAMPLE 2 :
 We were naive to let them back into the game.

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