Adjective:

எளிதில் ஏமாறக்கூடிய,

gullible's Usage Examples:

AP Preliminary Report on sale of training course for programming to an unsuitable, gullible, punter.

gullible enough to take the bait.

"Where are your gullible buyers?Three prospective buyers had looked at the house and at least one seemed interested.

entice gullible tourists.

Do you really think I'm that gullible?Gullible individuals may find themselves financially drained over a "free reading" which, unfortunately, revealed many "terrible curses and conditions" necessitating a host of expensive "cures".

Where are your gullible buyers?Just how gullible do you think I am?Often in the plateau country the dry underair absorbs the rain as it falls; and rarely in the Hopi country do flooded gullies " run through " to the Little Colorado.

They used to sell useless potions to a gullible public.

Then, after they get the money, they refuse to hire you - in fact, in some cases they have taunted and bragged about how much money they've gained by "cheating" gullible players.

Your scam is to use supernatural blackmail to make gullible people believe in what you allege is true.

Gullibility Fuller now is interested in seeking to refute the idea that people 2000 years ago were not gullible.

Surely society has a duty to protect the gullible from such cruel deception.

Synonyms:

fleeceable, green, naif, naive,

Antonyms:

conditioned, experienced, informed, incredulous, sophisticated,