What is another word for in-nocent?
Pronunciation:
[ ɪnnˈə͡ʊsənt], [ ɪnnˈəʊsənt], [ ɪ_n_n_ˈəʊ_s_ə_n_t]
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Similar words for in-nocent:
- angelic (adjective)
- arcadian (adjective)
- artless (adjective)
- blameless (adjective)
- born yesterday (adjective)
- boyish (adjective)
- chaste (adjective)
- cherubic (adjective)
- childish (adjective)
- clean (adjective)
- clear (adjective)
- devoid (adjective)
- exemplary (adjective)
- exploitable (adjective)
- faultless (adjective)
- good (adjective)
- green (adjective)
- guileless (adjective)
- guiltless (adjective)
- gullible (adjective)
- harmless (adjective)
- holy (adjective)
- ignorant (adjective)
- impeccable (adjective)
- inexperienced (adjective)
- ingenuous (adjective)
- innocent (adjective)
- innocuous (adjective)
- inoffensive (adjective)
- irreproachable (adjective)
- lawful (adjective)
- legal (adjective)
- legitimate (adjective)
- moral (adjective)
- naive (adjective)
- natural (adjective)
- open (adjective)
- pietistic (adjective)
- pure (adjective)
- righteous (adjective)
- safe (adjective)
- sinless (adjective)
- squeaky clean (adjective)
- trusting (adjective)
- unpracticed (adjective)
- unscholarly (adjective)
- unsophisticated (adjective)
- unsuspecting (adjective)
- unwitting (adjective)
- unworldly (adjective)
- virgin/virginal (adjective)
- wholesome (adjective)
- babe in the woods (noun)
- child (noun)
- fool (noun)
- mooncalf (noun)
- ninny (noun)
- tot (noun)
- victim (noun)
Synonyms for In-nocent:
adj.
• angelic (adjective)- holy,
- ethereal,
- innocent,
- rapturous,
- devout,
- beneficent,
- seraphic,
- celestial,
- saintly,
- otherworldly,
- heavenly,
- lovely,
- radiant,
- entrancing,
- beatific,
- self-sacrificing,
- humble,
- divine,
- archangelic,
- adorable,
- cherubic,
- godly.
- straightforward,
- up front,
- true,
- genuine,
- talking turkey,
- straight,
- uncontrived,
- sincere,
- natural,
- unadorned,
- unaffected,
- plain,
- unpretentious,
- direct,
- naive.
- monogamous,
- proper,
- undefiled,
- platonic,
- quiet,
- refined,
- controlled,
- modest,
- unwed,
- impotent,
- subdued,
- wholesome,
- moral,
- prudish,
- vestal,
- restrained,
- Intemerate,
- continent,
- unstained,
- neat,
- uncontaminated,
- celibate,
- elegant,
- decorous,
- decent,
- austere.
- sweet,
- cute,
- Cherubical.
- jejune,
- foolish,
- babyish,
- frivolous,
- young,
- infantile,
- kid stuff,
- green,
- callow,
- Infantine,
- puerile.
- denuded,
- barren,
- needed,
- Sans,
- lacking,
- unprovided with,
- void,
- vacant,
- Without,
- bare,
- free from,
- bereft,
- deficient,
- destitute.
- laudable,
- paradigmatic,
- typical,
- not bad,
- prototypical,
- punctilious,
- classical,
- illustrative,
- batting a thousand,
- excellent,
- representative,
- neato,
- meritorious,
- praiseworthy,
- bueno,
- quintessential,
- not too shabby,
- classic,
- worthy,
- model,
- sterling,
- characteristic,
- estimable,
- correct,
- commendable,
- admirable.
- flawless,
- errorless,
- intact,
- whole,
- ideal,
- right on,
- textbook,
- supreme,
- above reproach,
- accurate,
- on target,
- exquisite,
- faithful,
- foolproof.
- dutiful,
- tractable,
- incorrupt,
- charitable,
- uncorrupted,
- lily-white,
- ethical,
- sound,
- reputable,
- well-behaved,
- obedient,
- right.
- inexpert,
- unversed,
- tenderfoot,
- immature,
- wet behind the ears,
- unpolished,
- new,
- untrained,
- unseasoned,
- Unconversant,
- unpracticed,
- unskillful.
- free.
- being a sucker,
- taking the bait,
- unskeptical,
- biting,
- tumbling for,
- taken in,
- kidding oneself,
- unsuspecting,
- susceptible,
- easily taken in,
- falling hook line and sinker,
- trustful,
- swallowing whole,
- believing,
- mark.
- manageable,
- trustworthy,
- Disarmed,
- nonirritating,
- gentle,
- kind,
- paper-tiger,
- nontoxic,
- pussycat,
- softie,
- painless,
- sure,
- inoperative,
- powerless,
- sanitary,
- reliable,
- controllable.
- just,
- glorified,
- blessed,
- prayerful,
- pietistic,
- god-fearing,
- consecrated,
- dedicated,
- pious,
- messianic,
- hallowed,
- spiritual,
- godlike,
- sacrosanct,
- devoted,
- sublime,
- revered,
- venerated,
- sainted,
- venerable,
- devotional,
- sanctified,
- reverent,
- saintlike.
- shallow,
- moronic,
- obtuse,
- unconscious,
- unlearned,
- uneducated,
- uninitiated,
- dense,
- blind to,
- nescient,
- imbecilic,
- unread,
- unintellectual,
- misinformed,
- insensible,
- oblivious,
- apprenticed,
- unlettered,
- unmindful,
- cretinous,
- witless,
- thick,
- benighted,
- untaught,
- unknowledgeable,
- uncultivated,
- uninformed,
- in the dark,
- unwitting,
- mindless,
- uncultured,
- unenlightened,
- birdbrained.
- exact,
- Fleckless,
- nice,
- a-okay,
- note-perfect,
- precise,
- infallible,
- Aces,
- unerring,
- apple-pie,
- ten,
- unflawed.
- undisciplined,
- Sophomoric,
- unfamiliar with,
- inept,
- wet behind ears,
- unaccustomed,
- unused,
- spring chicken,
- rookie,
- unfledged,
- untried,
- rude,
- verdant,
- amateur,
- prentice.
- safe,
- irreproachable,
- licit,
- clean,
- untainted,
- unschooled,
- unsuspicious,
- guiltless,
- uninvolved,
- soft,
- faultless,
- legitimate,
- square,
- offenseless,
- well-intentioned,
- Unhurtful,
- impeccable,
- in the clear,
- spotless,
- guilt-free,
- unimpeachable,
- inoffensive,
- virtuous,
- innocuous,
- raw,
- artless,
- innoxious,
- unobjectionable,
- impeccant,
- Hurtless,
- unsophisticated,
- inexperienced,
- guileless,
- unacquainted,
- unmalicious,
- Unoffensive,
- lawful,
- cleanhanded,
- honest,
- Uncorrupt,
- legal,
- Unartificial,
- inculpable,
- unsullied,
- unblemished,
- inobnoxious,
- immaculate,
- uncool,
- good,
- ignorant,
- youthful,
- virginal,
- not guilty,
- fresh,
- wide-eyed,
- pure,
- unoffending,
- stainless,
- pristine,
- chaste,
- frank,
- credulous,
- exemplary,
- ingenuous,
- Uncensurable,
- open,
- unfamiliar,
- simple,
- clear,
- angelic,
- above suspicion,
- Crimeless,
- childlike,
- Uninjurious,
- wellmeant,
- unstudied,
- righteous,
- sinless,
- unworldly,
- gullible,
- free of,
- upright.
- official,
- ordered,
- condign,
- on the up and up,
- judicial,
- justifiable,
- jural,
- kosher,
- decreed,
- Jurisprudent,
- Legislated,
- mandated,
- ordained,
- juridical,
- Passed,
- Commanded,
- due,
- Legalized,
- Enjoined,
- vested,
- card-carrying,
- of right,
- statutory,
- canonical,
- warranted,
- established,
- Warrantable,
- bona fide,
- legitimatized,
- on the level,
- rightful,
- Judged,
- enforced,
- legit,
- valid,
- constitutional,
- permissible,
- authorized,
- ruled,
- protected,
- Enacted.
- forensic,
- chartered,
- precedented,
- Enforcible,
- justified,
- prescribed,
- Allowed,
- sanctioned,
- within the law,
- acknowledged,
- sure enough,
- contractual,
- fair,
- granted.
- customary,
- accredited,
- well-founded,
- usual,
- real,
- sensible,
- certain,
- accepted,
- reasonable,
- logical,
- cogent,
- admissible,
- consistent,
- appropriate,
- normal,
- verifiable,
- orthodox,
- regular,
- recognized,
- received,
- probable.
- moralistic,
- upstanding,
- noble,
- courteous,
- salt of the earth,
- meet,
- seemly,
- kindly,
- high-minded,
- principled,
- scrupulous,
- incorruptible,
- true-blue,
- conscientious,
- elevated.
- original,
- forthright,
- confiding,
- harmless,
- spontaneous,
- instinctive,
- unjaded,
- impulsive,
- countrified,
- virgin,
- patsy.
- provincial,
- unassumed,
- simplehearted,
- unembarrassed,
- up-front,
- rustic,
- unfeigned,
- being oneself,
- primitive,
- Inartificial,
- easy,
- folksy,
- Unlabored,
- laid-back,
- unforced,
- homey.
- open-and-shut,
- impartial,
- transparent,
- unprejudiced,
- receptive,
- unbiased,
- unconcealed,
- uncommitted,
- Undissembled,
- disinterested,
- lay it on the line,
- mellow,
- objective,
- openhearted.
- law-abiding,
- Philanthropical,
- equitable,
- deserving,
- philanthropic,
- peerless,
- creditable,
- right-minded,
- matchless.
- competent,
- tame,
- healthy,
- checked,
- unpolluted,
- neutralized,
- dependable,
- secure,
- risk-free,
- decontaminated,
- nonpoisonous,
- riskless.
n.
• babe in the woods (noun) • child (noun)- mite,
- issue,
- infant,
- teenybopper,
- minor,
- kid,
- bairn,
- tot,
- Young one,
- descendant,
- imp,
- teen,
- Moppet,
- little one,
- nursling,
- anklebiter,
- tadpole,
- sprout,
- dickens,
- lamb,
- toddler,
- urchin,
- neonate,
- nestling,
- adolescent,
- suckling,
- babe,
- squirt,
- little doll,
- whippersnapper,
- bambino,
- preteen,
- newborn,
- stripling,
- offspring,
- nipper,
- cherub,
- baby,
- small fry,
- kiddie,
- pubescent,
- teenager,
- shaver,
- cub,
- progeny,
- tyke,
- little angel,
- chick,
- youngster,
- brat,
- juvenile,
- youth,
- little darling.
- fathead,
- lightweight,
- goose,
- sap,
- schlemiel,
- moron,
- halfwit,
- nerd,
- twerp,
- boob,
- buffoon,
- blockhead,
- cretin,
- dumb ox,
- twit,
- imbecile,
- bore,
- dunderhead,
- turkey,
- fair game,
- dunce,
- clown,
- dope,
- ignoramus,
- silly,
- numskull,
- jerk,
- sucker,
- stooge,
- lamebrain,
- simpleton,
- nitwit,
- victim,
- nincompoop,
- clod,
- oaf,
- ass,
- easy mark,
- dimwit,
- birdbrain,
- dolt,
- ninny,
- bonehead,
- idiot,
- illiterate,
- loon.
- bud.
How to use "In-nocent" in context?
The word "innocent" conjures up thoughts of children, wildlife, and fluffy animals. It is probably because of this innocence that the word has become so precious to many people. In general, the term "innocent" is used to describe someone who has not been proven guilty of a crime. This can be difficult to do, especially when there is evidence to the contrary. For example, in the case of O.J. Simpson, there was evidence that he was involved in the murder of his wife and her friend. Despite this, many people still refer to him as an innocent man.
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