Gulled
Naive
Naive adjective - Lacking in worldly wisdom or informed judgment.
Usage example: a first-time buyer who was so naive that he believed the salesman's spiel and paid good money for the rusty and broken-down car
Gulled and naive are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Gulled" instead an adjective "Naive".
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
- The most extreme would be the entire cast of Othello, not just its criminally naive hero (one character, the perpetually stupid Roderigo, is even referred to in the cast list as "a gulled gentleman").
Source: Butt Monkey / Theatre
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