gullibility in Latin
gullibility in Latin is crēdulitās — gullibility means the quality of being too ready to believe what others tell you, whether or not it is true.
gullibility in Latin
crēdulitās
The quality of readily believing information, truthful or otherwise, usually to an absurd extent.
What does "gullibility" mean?
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noun The quality of being too ready to believe what others tell you, whether or not it is true.
"The scammer counted on the gullibility of his victims."
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gullibility in a sentence
- The scammer counted on the gullibility of his victims.
- Her gullibility made her an easy target for online hoaxes.
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What is "gullibility" in Latin?
"gullibility" in Latin is crēdulitās. gullibility means: The quality of being too ready to believe what others tell you, whether or not it is true.
How do you use "gullibility" in a sentence?
Example: "The scammer counted on the gullibility of his victims." In Latin, "gullibility" is crēdulitās.
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