How to spell LUGHT correctly?

If you find yourself mistyping "lught", the correct word you might be aiming for is "light". It's a common mistake and easy to rectify. Taking a moment to proofread or using spell-check can help ensure the accuracy of your writing, preventing such errors and making your text more polished.

• alight
• aught I don't have aught to offer at the moment.
• bight The bight of the rope was wrapped around the tree to secure the boat.
• blight The blight on the community was caused by the polluted river water.
• Bought
• Caught I caught a fish with my new fishing rod.
• eight
• fight
• flight I will be boarding my flight to New York in an hour.
• Fought They fought bravely against their opponent, but ultimately lost the battle.
• laugh The children couldn't help but laugh at the silly joke their dad told.
• legit The company's credentials are legit, and they have a proven track record of success.
• light
• Lights The lights in the room were so bright that it made my eyes hurt.
• lough Kyle fished for salmon at the nearby lough.
• lug I lug my suitcase to the car.
• luge I am a fan of the luge.
• luger After the shootout, the gunman carried a Luger pistol.
• lush The garden was lush with vibrant greenery and colorful blooms.
• lust I felt a strong lust for him the moment I saw him walk into the room.
• might I think I might faint.
• naught Despite his efforts, his attempt at repairing the machinery was all for naught.
• night I like to read at night before I go to sleep.
• nought I'm feeling a bit nought these days
• ought You ought to study more if you want to do well on the exam.
• plight The plight of the animals in the zoo is heart-wrenching.
• right You must turn yourself right around.
• sight The sight of the mountains took my breath away.
• slight The slight touch of his fingertip sent a current of electricity through my body.
• sought Throughout his life, he sought out adventure and new experiences.
• taught In the class taught by the professor, the students learned about the principles of arithmetic.
• tight My shirt is really tight.
• wight The wight was frighteningly tall.

Apsolutly

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