Correct spellings for TOUGHT
- Bought She bought four bags of groceries for the week.
- doughty Despite his age, the doughty old man refused to give up his physically demanding job in the factory.
- drought Due to the prolonged drought, the farmers were unable to harvest a good crop this year.
- Fought The two armies fought fiercely on the battlefield, each determined to emerge victorious.
- nought I owe him a debt of nought.
- ought The police ought to have been there.
- sought He sought guidance from his mentor before making a big decision.
- taught My mom taught me how to cook my favorite dish.
- thought I thought about calling my friend, but decided to text instead.
- tight I need to make the knot tight to secure the package.
- tonight I have plans to watch a movie tonight.
- tough The marathon was tough, but I was able to finish it.
- toughen If you're going to tough it out, you'll need to toughen up.
- tougher Parents need to be stricter with their children, they get tougher with time.
- toughest The toughest part of the job was the long hours.
- toughie The final exam was a real toughie, but I managed to pass with flying colors.
- toughly He was toughly tackling the problem.
- toughs This is not a playground; this is a toughs playground.
- tout I tout for my favorite team all the time.
