What is the nuance of "sucker"?



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The nuance of "sucker" is derogatory and suggestive of an unsophisticated person easily tricked or duped, particularly in financial transactions. A person who can be easily conned.
Uncomplimentary and meaning easily fooled or conned.

"There's a sucker born every minute."
A quote from Phineas T. (P.T.) Barnum, who began producing freak shows in New York and later became the impresario of "The greatest show on earth," the Barnum & Bailey Circus.


"Never give a sucker an even break."
Attributed to W. C. Fields, American comedian and actor.

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