naive realist
naive realist is the alternative form of naïve realist.
Meaning of naïve realist
Noun
naïve realist (plural naïve realists)
- Someone who advocates naïve realism.
- In conclusion, it will be noticed that we have talked about nerves and matter, etc., from the standpoint of a naïve realist but of course our theory can be interpreted into terms of Idealism.1891 September, E.V. Bigelow, “Genesis of Spatial Sensation”, in New Englander and Yale Review, volume 55, number 257, New Haven: W.L. Kingsley, →OCLC, page 256
Forms of naive realist
| Noun | |
|---|---|
| plural | naive realists |
| Adjective | |
| comparative | more naive realist |
| superlative | most naive realist |
Questions about naive realist
- What is naive realist the alternative form of?
- Naive realist is the alternative form of naïve realist.
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