1. plural of credulity; instances or degrees of willingness to believe things too easily without sufficient evidence
Usage: Always used in plural form; Formal or literary register

Examples

• The con artist exploited the credulities of elderly investors.
• Different cultures have varying credulities regarding supernatural phenomena.
• The advertisement played on the credulities of young consumers.
• His repeated credulities made him an easy target for misinformation.
• The documentary exposed the credulities that allow false health claims to spread.