How to spell SUGHT correctly?
If you've accidentally typed "sught" instead of a word, do not worry! It's likely a typo due to the proximity of keys on a keyboard. The correct suggestions for this misspelling could be "sight", "sought" or "fought". Always double-check your spelling before finalizing any written work.
List of suggestions on how to spell sught correctly
- aught She did not receive aught but compliments for her exceptional performance.
- Bought
- Caught I caught a cold from being outside in the rain.
- Fought The war fought between the states was a devastating conflict.
- naught Despite her efforts, she achieved naught in her attempt to fix the broken vase.
- nought
- ought You ought to study harder if you want to pass that exam.
- SGT SGT Smith was awarded a medal for his exceptional service in the army.
- sigh As she looked out the window at the pouring rain, she let out a deep sigh of despair.
- sight I can't believe how good my sight is.
- sights I visited all the famous tourist sights in Paris.
- slight It was a slight exaggeration to say that he was overweight.
- sough The gentle sough of the wind through the trees was a peaceful sound.
- sought After we ate, we all sought shelter from the storm.
- such If you have something to sell, I'm sure such a thing would be in demand.
- suet I used suet to make a bird feeder for the backyard.
- suit Walking into the courtroom, I was struck by the suit of the prosecutor.
- SUPT
- taught After lunch, she taught the children how to play chess.
