deceivable

/ˌdɛsɪˈveɪbəl/

Definitions

1. adjective

able to be deceived or misled, often because of naivety or a lack of critical thinking

“The politician’s deceivable claims about the economy were exposed by the media investigation.”

2. noun

a person or thing that is able to be deceived or misled

“The company’s financial reports contained deceivable information that led to investors losing millions.”

Synonyms

  • credulous
  • gullible
  • naive
  • unsuspecting

Antonyms

  • astute
  • discerning
  • perceptive
  • skeptical