Meanings of more gullible in English

Some of the more gullible Gears had thought they were telepathic.

The new earl was even more gullible than his father.

People are more gullible there than they are up town.

Uscinski also cautioned against treating QAnon followers as any more gullible than other people.

The more gullible of the two paranormal investigators was tacitly admitting to confirmation bias.

Those in a good mood were less able to think sceptically and were significantly more gullible.

A more gullible agent would be preferable.

Their followers are all the more unintelligent, more gullible individuals, or those in whom there lies a latent criminal streak.

I was more gullible.

If you think that happened because of a freak accident you're a lot more gullible than I think you are.

The yap who purchases checks of strangers and bets on monte is no more gullible than the average victim of the advertising grafter.

They can go to the NCO clubwhere the liquor's cheaperor the officers' club, where young lieutenants' wives are usually cuter, lonelier, and more gullible.

Henderson himself was under less illusion; the world was about what he had taken it for, only a little worse-moregullible, and with less principle.