Which words are better substitutes for naive and naivete when referring to a person who just begins to study a technical subject？
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Term for a person with absolutely zero knowledge of a topic
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Should I write "PhD" or "Ph.D."?
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"proficient " What is the correct usage?
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Arguable ("susceptible to doubt") vs arguable ("susceptible to being supported")
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Is "if you're not familiar with X, it is..." or "if you're not aware, X is..." correct English?
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Usage of the word "technically"
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Words to describe a person who frequently asks questions even though they know the answer
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Word to describe using sarcasm or a similar approach to lead someone to recognise their own mistake
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Term for the use of "you" to refer to "the hypothetical person in question"
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The correct way to say easier
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Is "laic" an alternative word to the word "layperson"?
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What is the English word that means "making something more broadly known and understood"?
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Is there a verb for making a statement/sentence milder or "dumbing it down"?
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Word to mean "then-current"
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Can "firstly" be used in the same meaning as "at first/initially"?
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Opposite of "verbose"
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Words or phrases that describe a person who knows the answer to a problem but is not believed