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100 Best Synonyms for “Gullible”

September 30, 2026

100 Best Synonyms for

No. Item Definition
1. accepting Inclined to believe or receive
2. acquiescent Too willing to accept
3. addled Confused and unable to think clearly
4. amenable Readily responsive or persuaded
5. artless Innocently simple and sincere
6. asinine Extremely foolish or silly
7. believing Inclined to accept as true
8. bewildered Confused and easily misled
9. biddable Easily led or controlled
10. birdbrained Silly and lacking sense
11. blockheaded Stupid and slow to understand
12. boneheaded Foolishly stupid or stubborn
13. born yesterday Naively inexperienced or easily fooled
14. brainless Very foolish or unintelligent
15. callow Young, inexperienced, and naive
16. cheatable Able to be cheated
17. childlike Innocently trusting or naive
18. coaxable Easily persuaded by coaxing
19. conable Able to be conned
20. confiding Readily trusting others
21. confused Unable to think clearly
22. credulous Too ready to believe things
23. deceivable Able to be deceived
24. deludable Able to be misled
25. dense Slow to understand deception
26. dim Slow-witted or foolish
27. dimwitted Slow to understand or judge
28. docile Readily led or controlled
29. dumb Foolish or easily tricked
30. dupeable Able to be easily tricked
31. easily deceived Readily misled by falsehoods
32. easily duped Readily tricked or deceived
33. easily fooled Simple to trick or deceive
34. easily led Readily guided or misled
35. easygoing Relaxed and easily persuaded
36. empty-headed Foolish and lacking thought
37. exploitable Easy to take advantage of
38. fatuous Foolishly silly or unwise
39. feeble-minded Lacking normal judgment or intelligence
40. foolish Showing poor judgment
41. fresh New and inexperienced
42. good-natured Kind, trusting, and agreeable
43. green Inexperienced and easily fooled
44. guileless Innocent and without deceit
45. half-witted Foolish and lacking sense
46. hoodwinkable Able to be hoodwinked
47. hypercredulous Extremely ready to believe
48. ill-advised Showing poor judgment
49. impressionable Easily influenced by others
50. incautious Not careful enough
51. inexperienced Lacking experience and practical caution
52. influenceable Able to be influenced easily
53. ingenuous Innocent, candid, and trusting
54. innocent Naive through lack of experience
55. leadable Easily led by others
56. malleable Easily shaped or influenced
57. manipulable Easy to control or influence
58. mindless Acting without thought or judgment
59. muddleheaded Confused and poor in judgment
60. naive Lacking worldly experience or judgment
61. nice Kind, sometimes too trusting
62. obtuse Slow to understand or notice
63. open Unreservedly receptive and trusting
64. openhearted Kindly trusting and sincere
65. overcredulous Excessively ready to believe
66. overtrusting Trusting others too much
67. persuadable Easily convinced or swayed
68. pliable Easily influenced or controlled
69. pliant Easily bent or influenced
70. raw Inexperienced and unseasoned
71. receptive Open to ideas or influence
72. silly Foolish or lacking judgment
73. simple Naive and easily tricked
74. soft Too easily persuaded or deceived
75. softheaded Foolishly credulous or impractical
76. suggestible Easily influenced by suggestion
77. susceptible Easily affected or influenced
78. swayable Easily persuaded or influenced
79. sweet Kind, innocent, and trusting
80. thick Slow to understand
81. thickheaded Stupidly slow to understand
82. thoughtless Not thinking carefully enough
83. tractable Easily managed or influenced
84. trickable Able to be tricked
85. trustful Full of trust in others
86. trusting Readily believing others are honest
87. uncritical Not judging claims carefully
88. undiscerning Lacking good judgment or perception
89. unquestioning Accepting without doubt or inquiry
90. unsophisticated Lacking worldly knowledge or polish
91. unsuspecting Not expecting deceit or danger
92. unthinking Not using careful judgment
93. unwary Not cautious or watchful enough
94. unworldly Naive about practical affairs
95. vulnerable Open to being harmed or tricked
96. weak-minded Easily influenced; lacking judgment
97. wet behind the ears Young and inexperienced
98. wide-eyed Innocently trusting or amazed
99. witless Lacking sense or intelligence
100. yielding Easily giving way to others

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