How to spell FLIGHED correctly?

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• alighted As the bird fluttered down from the sky, it gently alighted on the branch of the tree.
• aligned She aligned the shelves to ensure they were straight and uniform.
• blighted The abandoned house stood in the middle of the neighborhood, a blighted eyesore that brought down property values.
• clichéd
• cliched The story had a cliched ending, with the hero saving the day and getting the girl.
• faffed He faffed around all morning, getting nothing accomplished.
• feigned She feigned enthusiasm for the project, even though she didn't believe in it.
• filched She slyly filched a cookie from the jar while her mom was not looking.
• fished Yesterday, I fished with my grandfather at the lake and caught a huge bass.
• flagged The security guard flagged down the police officer to report the suspicious activity.
• flashed The lightning flashed across the dark sky, illuminating the entire city for a brief moment.
• fleshed The author skillfully fleshed out the characters, giving them depth and complexity.
• flicked She flicked the switch and the lights suddenly turned off.
• flied The baseball player hit the ball deep into the outfield and flied to center field for a double.
• flight I was thrilled to finally board the flight to my dream destination.
• flights I booked my flights for our vacation in Hawaii next month.
• flighty She is known for her flighty behavior, constantly changing her plans and commitments at the last minute.
• flinched She flinched when the loud noise startled her.
• flipped She flipped through the pages of her book, searching for the chapter she needed.
• flirted She flirted with him outrageously, trying to get his attention.
• flitted The butterfly flitted from flower to flower, sipping the sweet nectar.
• flogged The criminal was flogged as punishment for his crimes.
• fluffed She fluffed her pillows and laid down to take a nap.
• flushed She flushed with embarrassment when she realized she had been talking loudly on her phone in a quiet library.
• frigged
• frighted The loud crash in the middle of the night frighted me and woke me up from my deep sleep.
• knifed He knifed through the rope with precision and freed himself.
• lighted She lighted the candles to create a cozy atmosphere in the room.
• neighed The horse neighed loudly, expressing its excitement as it galloped across the field.
• plighted When Anna discovered the truth about her plighted marriage, she knew she had to make a difficult decision.
• sighed She sighed heavily, feeling exhausted and defeated after a long day at work.
• sleighed She skillfully sleighed the competition and won the gold medal.
• slighted She felt slighted when her friend did not invite her to the party.
• weighed I weighed myself on the bathroom scale and discovered that I had lost five pounds.

Attenttion

• attention
• attentions
• attenuation
• inattention