In a way that shows too much willingness to believe things without good evidence; in a gullible manner.
From 'credulous' (too trusting) plus '-ly'. Credulous itself comes from Latin 'credulus', meaning easily believing or trusting.
People who believe things 'credulously' are using the same mental trust mechanism as people who believe credible evidence—the difference is just how much evidence they need!
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