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Gullible

Definition:

Adjective - Easily fooled or deceived; naive and overly trusting.

Senses:

1. Sense 1:

   Being easily convinced or duped.

   Example sentence: She was so gullible that she fell for every internet scam she encountered.

2. Sense 2:

   Showcasing an excessive trust in others.

   Example sentence: His gullible nature made him an easy target for deceitful salespeople.

Usage:

Gullible is a term commonly used to describe individuals who lack skepticism or critical thinking skills, making them easily deceived or tricked. It can refer to both popular culture and local contexts.

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