Dudando (en. Doubting)

/duˈdando/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

Form of the gerund of the verb to doubt, which implies the action of being in a state of doubt.

I am doubting about the decision I should make.

Estoy dudando sobre la decisión que debo tomar.

Indicates a lack of certainty about a fact or statement.

She is still doubting her ability to present.

Ella sigue dudando de su habilidad para presentar.

Used to express hesitation or indecision.

By doubting, he failed to reach a clear conclusion.

Al dudar, no logró llegar a una conclusión clara.

Derived from the Latin 'dubitare', which means 'to doubt' or 'to hesitate'.

to doubt between

To have doubts when choosing between two or more options.

dudar entre

without a doubt

To do something without hesitation, with certainty.

sin dudar

methodological doubt

Doubt applied as a method of seeking the truth, especially in philosophy.

duda metódica

doubt

The lack of certainty about knowledge or a situation.

duda

doubtful

That generates or is full of doubts.

dudoso

to doubt

The action of not being sure about something.

dudar

To be in a confusing or uncertain situation.

I don’t know whether to go to the party; I’m doubting.

No sé si ir a la fiesta, ando dudando.

To have insecurities about a topic.

She doubts a lot when speaking in public; she is always doubting.

Duda mucho al hablar en público, siempre anda dudando.