Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Gullible"

A: easily convinced to believe something
easily persuaded
easily taken for a fool

A: naive, believes anything, easy to cheat or deceive

A: It means that someone can be tricked easily into believing something.

A: "Just how gullible do you think I am?"
"I'm so gullible I would have believed him."
"Why are you so gullible?"

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A: Examples of gullible in a Sentence

I'm not gullible enough to believe something that outrageous. They sell overpriced souvenirs to gullible tourists.

A: My gullible friend will believe anything you tell him.

Todd falls for every prank because he’s gullible.

A: "Gullible" is used to describe a person's character. "Unsuspecting" is used to describe someone's state at that specific point in time.

This means that someone can be unsuspecting of something but is not gullible.

Example:
She believes what people say too easily. She is extremely gullible.
The murderer brought the unsuspecting victims into his apartment.
Though he is usually a careful person, he was unsuspecting of the danger he was going inro.

A: So 'gullible' may be similar to 'credulous'?

A: Gullible means easy to fool. He is so gullible that you can tell him anything and he will believe it. Naive means innocent to the ways of the world. She has been very sheltered; that is why she is still so naive.

A: Gullible means you will believe people who lie to you or are playing jokes on you.
Insecure usually belies a low self-confidence or self-doubt.

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