How to spell MOUGHT correctly?
If you find yourself misspelling "mought", don't worry! It's a common mistake. The correct suggestions for this word include "might" or "mote". These words make more sense in most contexts and ensure better clarity. Remember to proofread your work to catch any misspellings like this.
List of suggestions on how to spell mought correctly
- aught I don't know aught about how to fix a car.
- Bought
- Caught The police officer caught the thief red-handed in the act.
- dough I kneaded the dough for fifteen minutes to make homemade bread.
- doughty The doughty knight slew the dragon and saved the princess.
- Fought The soldiers fought courageously for their country.
- might
- moult The bird will moult its feathers before the winter.
- mount I'm sorry, I don't understand your request. Would you like me to mount the TV for you?
- mouth I need to kiss my mouth goodnight.
- mouthy I didn't appreciate her mouthy attitude.
- naught Despite his efforts, he found that his attempts were all for naught.
- nought Despite her hard work, her efforts amounted to nought.
- ought I ought to finish my work before I go out with my friends.
- sought The detective sought evidence to solve the crime.
- taught My mother taught me how to make her famous lasagna.
- thought The thought of you always fills my heart with happiness.
- wrought The wrought iron fence was a sight to be seen.
