deceivable

Prone to trickery

Deceivable means capable of being deceived—susceptible to trickery or false impressions.

The word appears most often in discussions of trust and gullibility: The elderly are often seen as more deceivable by scammers.

It's the less common counterpart to undeceivable, describing someone who can be fooled.

gullible

credulous

Prone to blind trust

dupable · foolable · unwary · ingenuous · green · simple · easy · confiding · unquestioning · overtrusting

manipulable

suggestible

Easily influenced by others

exploitable · influenceable · persuadable · amenable · compliant · yielding · docile · susceptible · pliable · moldable

inexperienced

unsophisticated

Lacking refinement or complexity

novice · innocent · uninformed · ignorant · unschooled · untutored · callow · jejune · wet behind the ears · newcomer

vulnerable

exposed

Out in open

open · susceptible · accessible · at risk · easy target · prey · victim · sitting duck · unwitting · unsheltered

Opposites
susceptibility to deception

deceivableundeceivable

Cannot be misled

skeptical · suspicious · wary · incredulous · vigilant

mental acuity and shrewdness

deceivablecunning

Sly, scheming cleverness

shrewd · astute · canny · crafty · wily

Family

deception, deceive, deceptive, deceived, deceiving, deceiver, deceives, deceptively, deceptions

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Used worldwide · Timeless · Abstract · Negative · Everyday, not technical · Rated G