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A side pedantry note, in the hopes that it's appreciated: Usually "more ingenuous" would mean "more naive" or "more childlike" or "less capable of deceit", non
by jholman 5y ago
A side pedantry note, in the hopes that it's appreciated:
Usually "more ingenuous" would mean "more naive" or "more childlike" or "less capable of deceit", none of which seem to be what you intended.
- rjbwork 5y agoAh, I did not know of the naive/childlike connotation. I was simply using it as a synonym for something like candid, frank, truthful. Thanks.