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credulous
/ ˈɛʊə /
adjective
tending to believe something on little evidence
arising from or characterized by credulity
credulous beliefs
Other 51Թ Forms
- credulously adverb
- credulousness noun
- noncredulous adjective
- noncredulously adverb
- noncredulousness noun
- overcredulous adjective
- overcredulously adverb
- overcredulousness noun
- uncredulous adjective
- uncredulously adverb
- uncredulousness noun
- ˈܱdzܲ adverb
- ˈܱdzܲԱ noun
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of credulous1
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of credulous1
Example Sentences
The notion that being trans is a "social contagion" has blossomed into a full-blown moral panic, widely accepted by credulous mainstream media.
With the 9/11 attacks not far in the past, Bush enjoyed months of credulous press coverage for his lies.
Liz is a compelling creation, at once smart, sassy and wily, and there is fun to be had watching her slickly outwit credulous individuals.
Enough people are credulous or at least disingenuous enough to think that "I'm a woman, which means I can't hate other women" is an actual argument.
Unlike cis women, who are about half the population, trans people are a small and vulnerable minority, making it far easier to demonize them, especially to credulous centrists.
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