innocently

adv.

无罪地；纯洁地；天真地；无知无识地

1. A common theme of the medieval stories attribute Jesus as a fearless and carefree child who innocently gets into mischief that inexorably led to his playmates' demise.
   中世纪故事加于耶稣主题的共同特征是一个无畏和无忧无虑的孩子，纯洁地进入恶作剧里面，无情地引致他的玩伴死亡。

It all began innocently enough
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