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Gullible

Gullible meaning

Easily deceived or duped; naive, easily cheated or fooled.

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Example sentences (20)

CHRIS Rogers (Short Takes, 18/5) hit the nail on the head in saying there is a gullible section of our society that are influenced by a television station to the extent that they can comment on the programming of the ABC without even watching it.

He was either gullible to a chronic degree, or as politically devious as the minister he was trying to shield from public accountability.

If the society is gullible enough to “collectivise, objectify, even sacralise” it, then it becomes the norm.

I'm the gullible one that shoves the wadded-up money in my pocket and tells the stranger that I trust them.

I think MAGA followers are gullible, donating money to a man who doesn’t care about them and is laughing all the way to the bank.

It works very well on the gullible, like YOU.

Millions of Igbos, either gullible or mischievous, believe that Nnamdi Kanu is a hero and are actually doing everything to coronate him as such, but few of us, will continue to, when we can, correct that terrible mistake.

Moving forwards in time, it wasn’t long ago that folk who believed in global warming were considered to be gullible.

Set in a retro-future world, the sci-fi dramedy follows his character, Jack, and other salesmen who are tasked with selling lunar timeshares to gullible and desperate customers.

So what other indications do we have to guide the electorates, or the gullible, or those who will be carried away by money?

These rwo parents think Nigerians are gullible fools.

They described money ritual as a deceit used by false Ifa priests and herbalists to mislead and defraud gullible and greedy people.

Unfortunately, the gullible public kept quiet and… here we are!

False information is readily pushed down the throats of the gullible masses and presented as fact.

GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Avoid being gullible when seeking an adventure or a change of pace; your intuition could be off kilter right now.

Gullible voters are a huge issue in the US.

How Red Riding Hood successfully manipulates the highly gullible Wolf adds a dark element of psychological thriller to the absurdist premise of the play.

Last year a group of MPs on Westminster’s Culture, Media and Sport committee warned football clubs that they risked damaging their reputation with fan tokens and cautioned them against exploitation of the gullible.

Many of us are gullible and openly celebrate the accolade not knowing that it is a million dollar business for someone sitting behind a computer in India or Bangkok.

Or, according to the gullible among us, Disney stock valuations reflect Florida’s war on woke.