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1. (adj.) credulous
willing to believe or trust too readily; gullible.
2. credulous
marked by or arising from credulity:
a credulous rumor.
Etymology: (1570–80; < L crēdulus=crēd(ere) to believe +-ulus-ulous)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (adj) credulous
disposed to believe on little evidence
"the gimmick would convince none but the most credulous"
2. (adj) credulous
showing a lack of judgment or experience
"so credulous he believes everything he reads"
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1. (adj) credulous
apt to believe on slight evidence; easily imposed upon; unsuspecting
2. (adj) credulous
believed too readily
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Sense: believing too easily.
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 Afrikaans: goedgelowig |
 Arabic: سَريع التَّصْديق |
 Bulgarian: лековерен |
 Brazilian: crédulo |
 Czech: důvěřivý |
 German: leichtgläubig |
 Danish: godtroende; naiv |
 Greek: εύπιστος |
 Spanish: crédulo |
 Estonian: kergeusklik |
 Farsi: زود باور؛ ساده لوح |
 Finnish: hyväuskoinen |
 French: crédule |
 Hebrew: מַאֲמִין לְכָל דָבַר |
 Hindi: सहज विश्वासी, विश्वासशील |
 Croatian: lakovjeran |
 Hungarian: hiszékeny |
 Indonesian: mudah percaya |
 Icelandic: trúgjarn |
 Italian: credulo |
 Japanese: 信じやすい |
 Korean: 잘 속는 |
 Lithuanian: lengvatikis |
 Latvian: lētticīgs |
 Malay: mudah percaya |
 Dutch: goedgelovig |
 Norwegian: godtroende, lettå lure |
 Polish: łatwowierny |
 Persian: زود باور؛ ساده لوح |
 Pashto: خوش باوره |
 Portuguese: crédulo |
 Romanian: credul |
 Russian: доверчивый |
 Slovak: dôverčivý |
 Slovenian: lahkoveren |
 Serbian: lakoveran |
 Swedish: lättrogen, godtrogen |
 Thai: หูเบา |
 Turkish: çabuk inanan, safdil |
 Taiwanese: 輕信的 |
 Ukrainian: легковірний, довірливий |
 Urdu: بهولا بهالا |
 Vietnamese: cả tin |
 Chinese: 轻信的 |
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