credulous

• If Macgregor was disposed to be over-credulous, his friend Willie was sceptical enough for two I hear we're for the Dardanelles next week,' the former observed one afternoon Willie snorted. —  Wee Macgreegor Enlists
• When asked for miracles, he sighs and groans at the unreasonableness of it; yet does not honestly and plainly renounce pretension to miracle, as Mr. Martineau would, but leaves room for credit to himself for as many miracles as the credulous are willing to impute to him. —  Phases of Faith Passages from the History of My Creed
• The relics that once made the Minster famous and a place of pilgrimage for the credulous were many and various. —  Wanderings in Wessex An Exploration of the Southern Realm from Itchen to Otter
• He was over-credulous, and was often imposed upon by his guides in Egypt and at Babylon; but he describes with great care and accuracy what he himself saw. —  General History for Colleges and High Schools
• He was credulous -- fathers are so! —  The Caxtons — Volume 03

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