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Meanings of as gullible in English

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Usage of as gullible in English
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On the other hand Ephraim wasn't as gullible as they all thought.
The preacher
2
In the end, we were just as gullible, just as infected, as anybody else.
Existence
3
The easily astonished person is sometimes thought of as gullible.
Skeptics and true believers: the exhilarating connection between...
4
Must have guessed you weren't as gullible as your students.
Songs of love and death: all-original tales of star-crossed love
5
We're none of us half as gullible or stupid as they seem to think.
The Guardian
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Perhaps people aren't as gullible as the Government hoped.
Something in the water
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The left regards its own people as gullible, stupid and largely suffering from false consciousness.
The Guardian
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The Republican organization is perfect, but the people are not as gullible as once they were.
The Letters of Franklin K. Lane, Personal and Political
9
Many dismiss reds as gullible "yokels" paid to attend rallies.
Reuters
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You're both just as gullible as can be.
Savage
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The barbarian was becoming as gullible as Caramon.
Dragons of autumn twilight
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She was just as gullible as my mom.
The Duff
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There is a risk that he, as gullible as Porthos, assumes all private providers will be thriving businesses.
The Guardian
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Emily hadn't seen them in years, and wondered if they were still as gullible as they used to be.
Pretty Little Liars
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Our bodies, splendid though they be, are as gullible as your widow in love or your farm boy on Broadway.
Jitterbug Perfume
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Orchids use mimicry to achieve pollination in the wild, as gullible moths, wasps, bees and others fly promiscuously from flower to flower.
The Irish Times
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