• (n.) Innocence.
In'no·cen·cy noun Innocence. 
innocency 1. An innocent quality or action. 2. Properly, freedom from any quality that can injure; innoxiousness; harmlessness; as the innocence of a medicine which can do no harm. 3. In a moral sense, freedom from crime, sin or guilt; untainted purity of heart and life; unimpaired integrity. 4. Freedom from guilt or evil intentions; simplicity ...
noun an innocent quality or thing or act; `the innocencies of childhood`
innocence (defs. 1–6).