Pronunciation: /fuːləbl/
adjective capable of being fooled or deceived
A1 Children are often foolable by magic tricks.
A2 She realized she had been foolable by the con artist.
B1 Consumers can be foolable by misleading advertising tactics.
B2 Despite his intelligence, he was still foolable in certain situations.
C1 It takes a skilled manipulator to make someone truly foolable.
C2 Even the most discerning individuals can be foolable under the right circumstances.
formal It is important to be cautious and not easily foolable when making important decisions.
informal Don't be so foolable, use your common sense!
slang I can't believe you fell for that trick, you're so foolable!
figurative Her innocent appearance makes her foolable to those who underestimate her intelligence.
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