Which words most contribute to the tone of regret in Robert Frost's "The Road Not Taken"?

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Guillermo

7 October, 02:42

Which words most contribute to the tone of regret in Robert Frost's "The Road Not Taken"?

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Makhi Patterson · Answer 1

Answer: sorry, doubted, sigh

Explanation:

Sorry, doubted and sigh are seen as tone of apology in Robert Frost's "the Road not taken". This is due to how the character reacted in this manner and was categorized so. When an apology is being used what usually follows it is an emphatic; sorry and a sign of regret or remorse for the action carried out; sigh.