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Discover LudwigThe phrase "always fooled" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where someone is consistently deceived or tricked.
Example: "Despite his intelligence, he always fooled by the simplest of tricks."
Alternatives: "constantly deceived" or "perpetually tricked".
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People in power have always fooled around, probably more than the rest of us.
I had always fooled around with Polaroid cameras as a child".
They made me front marker when marching to class, so we gradually widened the gap between us and the next class, which always fooled the duty officer and caused many a shout from him.
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EB: I was always fooling around on the piano.
She can be duplicitous but lacks the cool veneer she needs to always fool her terrorist asset/love interest, Nicholas Brody.
You're always fooling around with what you find, not so much interested in its usefulness as in transformation and revelation.
Kids love touchscreens (mine are always fooling with my iPhone), and big touchscreens with games designed for them could prove irresistible.
There is an awesome creative tension between Mike and Damian and they are always fooling around about how much they hate each other when they actually love each other.
We can always fool around later if you want to, but that doesn't change how I feel about you and what I think of you.
Throw almost sidearm and it will do almost anything so it will always fool the batter.
People talk, and workers know the difference between a person who is fun to work with and a person who is always fooling around.
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