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credulous Adjective 1. too willing to believe: he has convinced only a few credulous American intellectuals 2. arising from or showing credulity: credulous optimism [Latin credere to believe]
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Translations credulous adj credulous [ˈkredjuləs, (American ) -dʒu-] believing too easily. goedgelowig سَريع التَّصْديق лековерен důvěřivý godtroende; naiv leichtgläubig εύπιστος crédulo kergeusklik زود باور؛ ساده لوح herkkäuskoinen crédule מַאֲמִין לְכָל דָבַר सहज विश्वासी, विश्वासशील lakovjeran hiszékeny mudah percaya trúgjarn credulo 信じやすい 쉽게 믿는, 잘 속는 lengvatikis lētticīgs mudah percaya goedgelovig godtroende, lett å lure łatwowierny crédulo credul доверчивый dôverčivý lahkoveren lakoveran lättrogen, godtrogen หูเบา çabuk inanan, safdil 輕信的 легковірний, довірливий بهولا بهالا cả tin 轻信的 n credulousness, creˈdulity [-ˈdjuː-] goedgelowigheid سُرعَـة التَّصْديق лековерност důvěřivost godtroenhed; naivitet die Leichtgläubigkeit ευπιστία credulidad kergeusklikkus زودباوری herkkäuskoisuus crédulité אֱמוּנָה בְכָל דָבַר विश्वासप्रवणता lakovjernost hiszékenység mudah percaya trúgirni credulità 信じやすさ 너무 쉽게 믿는 성질[경향] lengvatikybė lētticība sikap mudah percaya goedgelovigheid godtroenhet, lettroenhet łatwowierność credulidade credulitate доверчивость dôverčivosť lahkovernost lakovernost lättrogenhet, godtrogenhet การเชื่อคนง่ายเกินไป çabucak inanma, safdillik 輕信 легковірність, довірливість خوش اعتقادى sự nhẹ dạ 轻信 How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| Their deities were always ready at the writer's elbow, to execute any of his purposes; and the more extraordinary the invention was, the greater was the surprize and delight of the credulous reader. But can you really be so credulous as to think that I will print all this and give it to you to read too? As for talkers and futile persons, they are commonly vain and credulous withal. |
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