1. plural of gullibility; the quality or state of being easily deceived or tricked
Usage: countable plural form; often used to refer to multiple instances or types of susceptibility to deception

Examples

• The con artist exploited the gullibilities of elderly residents in the community.
• Different gullibilities exist depending on a person's age, education, and life experience.
• Marketing campaigns often prey on consumer gullibilities.
• His repeated gullibilities made him an easy target for scams.
• The study examined various gullibilities across different demographic groups.
• She was frustrated by her own gullibilities when she realized she had been fooled.