Dudaba (en. I doubted)

/duˈðaβa/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

To indicate that one is uncertain about something.

I doubted the truth of his story.

Dudaba de la veracidad de su historia.

To show insecurity about a decision.

I was unsure if I should accept the job offer.

Dudaba si debía aceptar la oferta de trabajo.

To feel distrust regarding someone or something.

I always doubted his intentions.

Siempre dudaba de sus intenciones.

From the verb dudar, which comes from the Latin 'dubitare'.

to hesitate between

To be undecided between two or more options.

dudar entre

to not hesitate to

To not hesitate in doing something.

no dudar en

to doubt

To not be sure of the truth or reliability of something.

dudar de

doubt

Uncertainty or lack of certainty about something.

duda

doubtful

That generates doubts or insecurities.

dudoso

hesitating

That is inclined to doubt or hesitate.

duditativo

To not be very sure about something.

I was unsure whether to go to the party or stay home.

Estaba dudaba si ir a la fiesta o quedarme en casa.

To be indecisive.

I always hesitated, which is why I never made a quick decision.

Siempre dudaba, por eso nunca tomaba una decisión rápida.