No. 11,050 in Spanish

dudado

"Dudado" means "doubted" in English.

In a sentence

Nunca he dudado de tu lealtad.
I have never doubted your loyalty.
"Dudado" is used as part of the present perfect tense to express doubt in past actions.
Si hubieras dudado, no habrías tomado esa decisión.
If you had doubted, you would not have made that decision.
"Dudado" is used as part of the past perfect subjunctive to explore hypothetical situations.
No puedo creer que hayas dudado de mí.
I can't believe you have doubted me.
"Dudado" is used within the present perfect subjunctive to express doubt linked to a recent event or situation.

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