100 Examples of sentences containing the verb "fool"

Definition

The verb fool means to deceive or trick someone into believing something that is not true, often for amusement or to gain an advantage.

Synonyms

• Deceive
• Trick
• Dupe
• Mislead
• Hoodwink
• Con
• Cheat
• Bamboozle

Antonyms

• Enlighten
• Inform
• Educate
• Clarify
• Reveal
• Unmask

Examples

1. I can't believe you would fool me like that!
2. She tried to fool her parents into thinking she was studying.
3. Don't let him fool you; he has a history of lying.
4. They plan to fool their friends on April Fool's Day.
5. I was fooled by his charming demeanor.
6. It's not nice to fool someone just for laughs.
7. He thought he could fool the teacher with a fake excuse.
8. She managed to fool the entire class with her magic trick.
9. He would often fool around instead of doing his homework.
10. They tried to fool the audience with a clever illusion.
11. You can't fool me; I know the truth.
12. The prankster attempted to fool his coworkers.
13. I felt so fooled when I found out the truth.
14. You can't fool an experienced detective.
15. They wanted to fool everyone into thinking they were rich.
16. I won't let you fool my sister again.
17. The magician's goal is to fool the crowd.
18. He thought he could fool the security system.
19. It's easy to fool someone who wants to believe in magic.
20. She tried to fool me with her fake accent.
21. The advertisement was designed to fool consumers.
22. They used a clever ruse to fool their opponents.
23. I felt fooled after falling for that scam.
24. Can you really fool a cat with a laser pointer?
25. He often fools around instead of focusing on his work.
26. It's hard to fool someone who knows you well.
27. Don't allow him to fool you with his stories.
28. She thought she could fool the judge with false evidence.
29. He loves to fool people into believing his wild tales.
30. The prank was meant to fool the entire family.
31. I was completely fooled by the unexpected twist.
32. You shouldn't fool your friends; honesty is important.
33. They tried to fool the public into thinking they were innocent.
34. I won't let you fool me into doing your work.
35. The trick was so good that it actually fooled the audience.
36. He attempted to fool his way out of trouble.
37. Sometimes, people fool themselves into believing lies.
38. Can you fool a lie detector test?
39. They managed to fool the critics with their performance.
40. She was fooled by the fake news article.
41. He thought he could fool his friends with a fake ID.
42. You shouldn't fool with people's emotions.
43. I can't believe I was fooled by that simple trick.
44. She tried to fool me with a trick question.
45. They wanted to fool the competition with their new strategy.
46. Don't fool yourself into thinking it's that easy.
47. I was fooled by the convincing advertisement.
48. He loves to fool around on weekends.
49. The con artist tried to fool everyone at the bank.
50. She was fooled into investing in a pyramid scheme.
51. It's not wise to fool with things you don't understand.
52. He couldn't fool his way into getting that job.
53. The child tried to fool his parents with a fake report card.
54. They attempted to fool the investors with false promises.
55. She was so good at acting that she could fool anyone.
56. I felt fooled when I realized I had been misled.
57. They planned to fool the audience with a surprise ending.
58. It's easy to fool people online with a fake profile.
59. He tried to fool his boss into thinking he was working hard.
60. I can't believe I fooled myself into believing that lie.
61. The illusionist can fool even the sharpest minds.
62. You should never fool around with someone’s trust.
63. He was fooled by the seemingly perfect deal.
64. Don't fool yourself; the work will be difficult.
65. They tried to fool the judge with their sob story.
66. I won't let you fool me again after last time.
67. He attempted to fool the public with a false image.
68. She could easily fool anyone with her charm.
69. The prank was meant to fool everyone at the party.
70. He was fooled by her innocent appearance.
71. It's easy to fool a child with a simple distraction.
72. They thought they could fool the scientists with their claims.
73. I won't let anyone fool me into a bad decision.
74. She tried to fool me into thinking she was busy.
75. The film’s twist was enough to fool the entire audience.
76. He was fooled by the elaborate hoax.
77. Don't fool yourself into thinking you can escape the consequences.
78. She didn't want to fool around with her future.
79. They managed to fool the media with their story.
80. I felt fooled when I discovered the truth behind the joke.
81. You can't fool me; I know your tricks.
82. The clever prank was designed to fool even the smartest of friends.
83. He loves to fool people into believing his outrageous claims.
84. Don't let anyone fool you into giving up your dreams.
85. I was fooled by the fake website.
86. They tried to fool the voters with false promises.
87. She could easily fool her classmates with her disguise.
88. I won't allow you to fool me with your lies.
89. The joke was meant to fool everyone at the office.
90. He was fooled into thinking he was safe.
91. You can’t fool a seasoned traveler with a fake map.
92. They want to fool the critics with their next performance.
93. Don't fool around with serious matters.
94. She felt fooled when she realized the truth.
95. He tried to fool the system, but it didn't work.
96. They wanted to fool the audience into believing they were a band.
97. I can't believe I was fooled by that prank.
98. Don't fool yourself into thinking this will be easy.
99. He thought he could fool everyone with his charm.
100. The practical joke was meant to fool everyone at the reunion.