credulousness (Meaning)

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credulousness (n)

tendency to believe too readily and therefore to be easily deceived

The online psychic thrived on the credulousness of those seeking easy solutions to complex problems.
The audience's credulousness allowed the magician to pull off his elaborate illusions without suspicion.
Sarah's past experiences helped her overcome her credulousness and become more discerning about online claims.
The politician's fear-mongering tactics exploited the credulousness of some voters, swaying their opinions.
The children's innocent credulousness made them believe in fantastical creatures like the Easter Bunny.
The internet, with its vast amount of unverified information, can be a breeding ground for credulousness.
The documentary explored the psychology of cults, focusing on how they manipulate people's credulousness.
A healthy dose of skepticism is crucial to counteract credulousness and avoid falling victim to scams.
The credulousness of some historical figures led them to believe in unfounded myths and legends.
Developing critical thinking skills can help people overcome credulousness and learn to evaluate information objectively.

tendency to believe too readily and therefore to be easily deceived

gullibility, belief, naïveté , naivete, credibility, naïveté ,credulity, simplicity, naiveness, artlessness

skepticism,skepticism, incredulity, sophistication, incredulity, sophistication,worldliness, wariness, doubt, doubt

The online psychic thrived on the credulousness of those seeking easy solutions to complex problems.

The audience's credulousness allowed the magician to pull off his elaborate illusions without suspicion.

Sarah's past experiences helped her overcome her credulousness and become more discerning about online claims.

The politician's fear-mongering tactics exploited the credulousness of some voters, swaying their opinions.