Believing
Believing noun - The cognitive process that leads to convictions.
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Synonyms for Believing
Taken in and believing are semantically related In some cases you can use "Taken in" instead an adjective "Believing".
Taken in
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- susceptible and believing
- susceptible and taken in
- mark and believing
- mark and taken in
- green and believing
- green and taken in
- unsophisticated and believing
- unsophisticated and taken in
- naive and believing
- naive and taken in
- simple and believing
- simple and taken in
- innocent and believing
- innocent and taken in
Both terms in one sentence
- People taken in by this trope often turn up at antiques markets or pawnshops, honestly believing that some dusty old item they found in the attic is much older (or occasionally much newer) than it actually is.
Source: Anachronism Stew / Real Life - Mind you, you have to pity any little kids taken in by it — sleepless nights could result from really believing things like the Helvetica Scenario, the death of Intelligent Calcium, or the use of ghosts as laboratory assistants.
Source: Stealth Parody
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