When you say you are afraid of having done something
Do you mean you think you might have done that or you are sure you did that and regret you have done that?
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When you say you are afraid of having done something (or 'afraid you might have done something (wrong)')
Do you mean you think you might have done that it or that you are you sure you did that it and regret you have having done that it?PS - Ha, the exact same question has come to my mind many times on hearing a confession lol!
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Thinking about a mistake you made and feeling bad. 'If only I had listened to my father's advice!' == 'I should have listened to him.' == 'I regret not having listened to him.'
It's a serious word but sometimes we use it for fun to exaggerate how bad we feel about a little mistake. 'I regret eating that ice cream.'
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what's the meaning of regert?
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