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Another word for gullibly

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• adverb (Context 1)

In a manner that is easily persuaded to believe something; with excessive or naive trust.

Usage Example

"The tourists credulously handed over their cash to the street vendor who promised them discounted museum tickets."

Strongest
credulously
naively
Strong
trustingly
unsuspectingly
innocently

Opposites of gullibly

The opposite of gullibly shifts depending on context. Common opposites include:

skeptically
cynically
suspiciously
warily
shrewdly
cautiously
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