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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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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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