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Wesley Trantham asked Jun 1, 2022

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What does the word sigh mean in the poem the road not taken

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Answer: the sigh in the poem a road not taken means a sigh of regret. He regretted that he couldn’t travel both roads

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"Sigh" in The Road Not Taken means regret.

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