How to spell TRUGHT correctly?

If you accidentally misspelled "trught", there are a few possible correct suggestions you can consider. One option could be "truth", as this may have been what you intended to write. Alternatively, "trough" or "taught" could be appropriate depending on the context. Verify the meaning you intended and choose accordingly.

• aright I hope I have done everything aright, and my boss will be pleased with my work.
• bright
• Brought
• drought The drought in California has caused many farmers to suffer from crop losses.
• fraught The atmosphere in the room was fraught with tension as the two siblings argued over their inheritance.
• fright The sound of the breaking glass filled her with fright.
• right I think you are right about the situation.
• taught
• tight He held the rope tight to ensure that the box did not fall.
• trough The pig was eating from the trough.
• troughs The troughs run parallel to the banks of the river.
• truant The truant student skipped school again today.
• truest He spoke from his truest self, without any facade or pretense.
• Trug My suitcase is feeling a little too heavy for just a day trip. I think I'll try the trug instead.
• trust
• truth The truth can be hard to hear, but it's better than living in ignorance.
• wright The wright used his skill to build a magnificent wooden chair.
• wrought The blacksmith had expertly wrought a beautiful metal sculpture.

Apsolutly

• absolute
• absolutely
• absolutes
• apostle
• appositely
• aptly
• astutely
• axolotl
• axolotls
• desolately