Adjective:

எளிதில் எதையும் நம்புகிற,

credulous's Usage Examples:

There is an obvious tendency, however, for astromancy to be employed, like palmistry, as a means of imposing on the ignorant and credulous.

Jane had an incredulous expression when she heard her name announced as the winner.

Are her punishments or reprimands for misbehavior severe?Jack's sister was incredulous that he had gotten away with his misbehavior.

He was at first incredulous, but eventually learned the truth.

Napier lived, too, not only in a wild country, which was in a lawless and unsettled state during most of his life, but also in a credulous and superstitious age.

He couldn't blame her for looking incredulous after hearing the tale.

Young children are very credulous with anything that a respected adult says.

credulous as to believe him?But if he was credulous of marvels, he was careful to insist on good evidence for what he accepted as Christ's own teaching, in the face of current unauthorized views.

When she opened them, incredulous that Jackson had gotten away with his joke, he grinned innocently and shrugged.

Kara took the joke seriously because she was too credulous to understand the sarcasm.

She used an incredulous tone with me once I told her I wanted a homebirth.

Synonyms:

trustful, overcredulous, trusting, credible, naif, unquestioning, naive,

Antonyms:

informed, worldly, sophisticated, distrustful, incredulous,