How to spell NROUGHT correctly?
If you accidentally typed "nrought" instead of the sought-after word, there are several possibilities for what you meant. "Drought" could be the correct term, referring to a prolonged period of dry conditions. "Brought" might also be an appropriate alternative, denoting the act of carrying or conveying something.
List of suggestions on how to spell nrought correctly
- Brought
- drought The prolonged drought has caused a water shortage in the area.
- fraught The situation was fraught with danger, but she knew she had to keep moving forward.
- naught Despite her efforts, she felt as though her hard work had amounted to naught.
- nougat I love the creamy texture and nutty flavor of nougat in my candy bar.
- nought
- wrought The blacksmith wrought the iron into a beautiful piece of art.
