Definition of “gullible”

A pointless love interest and a gullible villain who'd have trouble keeping step with Wile E. Coyote drag the quest down.

How gullible they remain, he thought; they still cling to the belief that parliamentary democracy controls their destiny.

I understood nothing except I'd proved myself the most gullible fool since Adam accepted the apple.

Judge Skoien said it was apparent the four had been induced by unscrupulous people who had taken advantage of the gullible.

The conmen provided advisers to tell gullible buyers they were making the buy of a lifetime.

The court was told John was highly intelligent and used his intellect to bemuse the ` gullible and naive "Mark.

The latter gent was demonstrably interested in this and related topics in a mature, amused, and fundamentally gullible sort of way.

There was also the gullible sports shop owner who unwittingly furnished young Dwight with his first pair of boots.

While women are addicted to losing weight and gullible enough to believe these wonder claims, your investment can't go wrong.