Credulity

[Fr. crédulité; Lat. credulitas, from credulus - credo.] Quality of being credulous; easine of belief; a disposition to believe on slight evidence, or no evidence at all. Cred'ulous, a. Apt to believe without sufficient evidence; easily deceived; unsuspecting; as, a credulous woman. Credible; easy of belief. Cred'ulonsly, adv . With credulity. Cred'ulousne , n. Quality of being credulous; credulity; easine of belief; aptne to believe without sufficient evidence.