Credulity
[kruh-DOO-lih-tee]
Hint 1. Sentence to give context:
“Fortunately for Tim, his childlike credulity was balanced by his brother’s unwavering skepticism.”
Hint 2.
The roots of credulous are cred (“believe” or “trust”) and the suffix -ous (“to be full of”).
What is the best definition of credulity?
A.
An unwillingness to change one’s beliefs
B.
A willingness to believe without evidence
C.
An unwillingness to believe without evidence
D.
A propensity of fear of looming disaster
Hint 1. Sentence to give context:
“Fortunately for Tim, his childlike credulity was balanced by his brother’s unwavering skepticism.”
Hint 2.
The roots of credulous are cred (“believe” or “trust”) and the suffix -ous (“to be full of”).
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