gullible in Latin
gullible in Latin is crēdulus — gullible means easily fooled, deceived, or persuaded to believe something untrue.
gullible in Latin
crēdulus
Easily deceived or duped; naive, easily cheated or fooled.
What does "gullible" mean?
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adj Easily fooled, deceived, or persuaded to believe something untrue.
"He's gullible enough to believe almost any excuse."
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gullible in a sentence
- He's gullible enough to believe almost any excuse.
- The scam relied on gullible investors who never checked the numbers.
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What is "gullible" in Latin?
"gullible" in Latin is crēdulus. gullible means: Easily fooled, deceived, or persuaded to believe something untrue.
How do you use "gullible" in a sentence?
Example: "He's gullible enough to believe almost any excuse." In Latin, "gullible" is crēdulus.
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