How to spell RGHTS correctly?

When encountering the misspelling "rghts", there are a few possible corrections that make sense. One suggestion would be "rights", which refers to entitlements or legal protections. Another option could be "fights", indicating physical or verbal conflicts. Lastly, "heights" could also fit, regarding elevated positions or measurements.

• bights The sailors navigated the treacherous bights of the coastline.
• brights I need to remember to turn off my brights when driving in oncoming traffic.
• eights The gymnast scored all eights in her floor routine.
• fights
• frights The haunted house gave me some serious frights.
• gets She always gets good grades in her science class.
• GITS
• guts
• HTS "We use HTS screening to quickly identify new drug candidates.
• Lights The lights in the city never seem to turn off.
• nights I love walking in the park during warm summer nights.
• rafts Yesterday, my family rented two rafts to paddle down the river.
• rants My boss always rants about how we need to work harder, but never gives us any guidance on how to improve.
• Rats Rats scurried across the floor of the abandoned house.
• rents She never missed a month's worth of rents to her landlord throughout her tenancy.
• Rests The weight of the world rests heavily on her shoulders.
• rifts The earthquake caused several rifts in the ground, making it difficult to travel.
• right I believe it is our right to speak up and have our voices heard.
• Rights
• Riots The city was left in chaos after a series of riots broke out in the downtown area.
• roots The tree's roots were deeply embedded in the soil.
• rots I'll have the rots for lunch.
• routs The football team's impressive victory over their opponents left the opposing coach with no choice but to admit to their routs.
• RUNTS The runts of the litter are always so small and cute.
• ruts The dirt pathway was sloppy and full of ruts.
• sights I always love going to the sights.
• tights She wore black tights under her short dress.
• wights The wights came out at night to haunt the village.
• wrights The Wrights Brothers were the first humans to fly an aircraft.

Apsolutly

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