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Meanings of credulous in anglès
portuguès
crédulo Disposed to believe on little evidence.
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Usage of credulous in anglès
1
The English are in general upright and honest, therefore unsuspecting and credulous.
2
The ladies looked a little surprised, and not credulous; and Hester said:
3
The credulous and confiding are ever the dupes of knaves and impostors.
4
Many of whom, incidentally, were credulous Europeans who trusted the ratings agencies.'
5
He thrilled the credulous tribesmen with tales of his escape and adventures.
6
This credulous searcher had advanced to the stage when doubt was terrible.
7
We thank goodness that we do not live in a credulous age.
8
Some of the more credulous natives prostrated themselves and others fled screaming.
9
My poor Yusuf, you are too credulous in respect to these people.
10
Adrian, like most people in his day, was very superstitious and credulous.
11
Fixing his credulous eyes on the bandaged head, he asked, trembling slightly:
12
To my surprise they were credulous enough to believe what I said.
13
This witness was perfectly honest, but of a vulgar and credulous mind.
14
He could not resist a humorous impulse to gull a credulous foreigner.
15
This, although satisfactory to the Chinese, fails to convince less credulous investigators.
16
Be not coldly sceptical towards any thinker, neither credulous of his views.
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Credulous across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common