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Fooled

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Fooled meaning

simple past and past participle of fool

Example sentences (20)

Yes, many have been fooled, but how can so many be fooled for so long; thousands of years in fact?

Altman said of the public’s understanding of ChatGPT and text-generating AI, “For a while, people were fooled by PhotoShop.

And we talked about this: Don’t be fooled because a scam website looks well-branded and professional.

Behind those smiles and snow-white teeth there may be a person going through emotional, mental, or physical hell – don’t be fooled.

But do not be fooled.

But don't be fooled by its small size.

Clayface is a master of disguise whose shapeshifting skills have even fooled Batman.

Don’t be fooled by Lionel Messi’s World Cup triumph in Qatar – that was an anomaly.

Don’t be fooled by the lack of a Power Five foe.

Don't be fooled by the low prices — some of Hajime's classmates will be more than happy to receive a bottle of ramune or a bag of sunflower seeds.

Don't be fooled by these movies' bright colors or animation: these movies are for more mature audiences.

Don’t be fooled into thinking this is a horror story.

Essentially, don’t be fooled; if Republicans were in this position, they’d likely act the same way.

Fooled you, didn’t I?

Frank Vatrano whipped a rising shot toward the net that changed directions off Comtois and fooled Markstrom.

He might appear a country boy through and through, but he hasn’t fooled Muggleton.

Hill advised jurors during the six-week double murder trial “not to be ‘misled” by the evidence presented by the defense and also “not to be ‘fooled” by Murdaugh’s own emotional testimony, the filing stated.

In the case of Covid tests, it is easy for someone to be fooled, as the Centers For Disease Control and Prevention reports that the summer is a time for a surge in Covid infections.

In this case, we need to check our hubris at the door and question whether we have been fooled by randomness or have stumbled upon a stroke of genius.

Michael Smith’s late stoppage-time effort out east was consolation with a very small c. It reduced Hull’s lead to two goals, but everyone in attendance was not fooled.