How to spell BRAGHT correctly?

If you find yourself misspelling the word "braght", fear not, as there are correct alternatives. The word you may be looking for is "bright", meaning filled with light or vividness. Another option could be "brought", referring to past tense of bringing. Lastly, "brag" could be a suitable substitution, indicating boasting or showing off.

• baht I accidentally spent all my baht on candy.
• bight The bay was a beautiful bight.
• Bought I bought a new pair of sneakers yesterday.
• bract
• brag He's always finding ways to brag about his accomplishments.
• bragg
• brant The mall was built near the largest body of water on the property, Lake Brant.
• brash She was often criticized for making brash decisions without considering their consequences.
• brat My little brother can sometimes act like a brat when he doesn't get his way.
• brecht The Berlin-born composer Brecht is best known for his satirical plays.
• bright
• brights The brights on the car illuminated the road ahead.
• Brought After so many years of being away, I felt like my family was finally brought back together.
• fraught The conversation between the two colleagues was fraught with tension and unease.
• right
• wright The Wright Brothers were American aviators and aircraft designers.

Intertubing

• antedating
• entertain
• entertainer
• entertaining
• inditing
• inner-tubing
• intertwine
• interurban
• intuiting
• undertaking