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unfooled

unfooled adjective: not fooled.

Adjective

unfooled (not comparable)

  1. Not fooled.
    • Chuff is trying to pass off a flimsy reproduction as the real thing. When snobby Margaret — unfooled, her aesthetic sense offended — calls Chuff's house "ticky-tacky", she means to say not only that it's not the real thing but also that it's done in poor taste.2007, Jerry L. Walls, Gregory Bassham, Basketball and philosophy: thinking outside the paint
    Synonyms:
    unduped

Synonyms of unfooled

Origin of unfooled

From un- + fooled.

Questions about unfooled

What does unfooled mean?
Unfooled means not fooled.
What part of speech is unfooled?
Unfooled is an adjective.

Words near unfooled in the dictionary

  1. unfondness
  2. unfood
  3. unfoods
  4. unfool
  5. unfoolable
  6. unfooled
  7. unfooling
  8. unfoolish
  9. unfools
  10. unfooted
  11. unfootnoted

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