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Definition
easily tricked because of being too trusting
- To Milo, who had been gullible enough to volunteer for it, the position of mess officer was a sacred trust.Chapter 7 — McWatt (48% in)
- That won't be very much longer then, considering that you're so gullible and brave and that I am already such an old, old man.'Chapter 23 — Natley's Old Man (48% in)
- He cursed himself for his gullibility and wished in panic for something like a mask or a pair of dark glasses and a false mustache to disguise him, or for a forceful, deep voice like Colonel Cathcart's and broad, muscular shoulders and biceps to enable him to step outside fearlessly and vanquish his malevolent persecutors with an overbearing authority and self-confidence that would make them all quail and slink away cravenly in repentance.Chapter 25 — The Chaplain (38% in)
There are no more uses of "gullible" in Catch-22.
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