fools
n. countablen. people who act in a silly way or make bad choices. You use this word to describe someone who lacks good judgment or is easily tricked.
n. plural form of a person who lacks good judgment or common sense. Often used to describe individuals who are easily deceived or who act in a thoughtless, imprudent manner.
Only fools would walk outside in this storm without a coat.
The scammer targeted people he considered fools, hoping they would believe his story about the inheritance.
History is often written by the victors, but it is frequently populated by fools who ignored the clear warnings of their advisors in favour of short-term glory.
The plural form of 'fool'. While neutral in some contexts, it can be used as a mild insult to criticise someone's intelligence or decision-making.