credulousness
31greenness — n 1. verdancy, viridity, verdure, Bot. vi rescence. 2. youthfulness, childishness, immaturity, unripeness, incompleteness, inexperience, callowness, awkwardness. 3. innocence, simplicity, gullibility, naivete, credulity, credulousness,… …
32naiveté — n 1. artlessness, simplicity, simpleness, simple mindedness, simple heartedness, innocence; trustfulness, unsuspiciousness, overtrustfulness; credulity, credulousness, gullibility, gullibleness, Obs. cullibility, foolability, exploitability,… …
33susceptibility — n 1. vulnerability, defenselessness, pregnability, weakness, weak spot, exposed area, chink in one s armor, loophole; subjectability, proneness, liability, predisposition, tendency to get, inclination, propensity, leaning, proclivity;… …
34incredulousness — in·credulousness …
35credulous — /ˈkrɛdʒələs / (say krejuhluhs) adjective 1. ready or disposed to believe, especially on weak or insufficient evidence. 2. marked by or arising from credulity. {Latin crēdulus apt to believe} –credulously, adverb –credulousness, noun …
36innocence — [n1] blamelessness chastity, clean hands*, clear conscience*, guiltlessness, immaculateness, impeccability, incorruptibility, incorruption, inculpability, probity, purity, righteousness, sinlessness, stainlessness, uprightness, virtue; concept… …
37credulous — [krej′oo ləs, krej′ə ləs] adj. [L credulus < credere: see CREED] 1. tending to believe too readily; easily convinced 2. resulting from or indicating credulity credulously adv. credulousness n …
38credulous — adj. 1 too ready to believe; gullible. 2 (of behaviour) showing such gullibility. Derivatives: credulity n. credulously adv. credulousness n. Etymology: L credulus f. credere believe …
39naiveness — noun lack of sophistication or worldliness • Syn: ↑naivete, ↑naivety • Ant: ↑sophistication (for: ↑naivete) • Derivationally related forms: ↑naive …
40naivete — noun lack of sophistication or worldliness • Syn: ↑naivety, ↑naiveness • Ant: ↑sophistication • Derivationally related forms: ↑naive (for: ↑naiveness) …
