naive realism
Philosophy
noun
The belief, usually attributed to non-philosophers, that a perceived object is not only real but has in reality all its perceived attributes.
Origin
Late 19th century; earliest use found in Frank Thilly (b. 1865).
- Gooding Day
- good-intentioned
- goodish
- goodish length
- goodish-looking
- goodishness
- goodish-sized
- good King Harry
- Good King Henry
- good lady
- good-length
- good liber
- good life
- goodlike
- goodliness
- good liver
- good-living
- good-looker
- good-looking
- good-lookingness
- good looks
- goodlordship
- good luck to ——
- goodly
- goodly-sized