How to spell BROUGHTA correctly?

The misspelling "broughta" can be corrected to either "brought a" or "brought about". The former is a correct phrase when indicating an item has been delivered, while the latter is used when referring to an event or circumstance that has caused a particular situation.

• Bought
• Brought She brought her umbrella with her just in case it rained.
• drought In response to the drought, city officials have imposed water restrictions.
• wrought The blacksmith wrought the hot iron into a beautiful and intricate design.

Contempories

• contemporaneous
• contemporaries
• contemporary
• contemptuous
• cotemporaries