"Raught" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples
"Raught" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers
"Raught" Meaning
A rare or little-known word!
"Ravaged" is a more common word that has a similar sound and spelling, but the word "raught" has a different meaning.
Raught refers to the last or final part of a rope that is pulled taut and can be grasped by one's hand when drawing a rope or cord. It can also mean a small, probably rope, cord, or string.
(Example: The sailor grabbed the raught of the rope to pull it in.)
"Raught" Examples
Raught
Verb
She is in the habit of boasting about her house.The coward is seeking an excuse for his attitude.
Bragging about one's strength is a sign of distastefulness.
She was boasting about her husband's job as a dentist.
Bragging about one's possessions shows awful taste.
"Raught" Similar Words
Ratty
Ratzel
Raucid
Raucity
Raucity refers to a noisy and harsh quality, such as a rough or discordant sound, or the state of being rough and untamed. It can also describe a loud and unpleasant clamor or din.
Raucous
Raucous refers to a loud, harsh, and often off-putting noise, typically one that is caused by a crowd or a group of people making a lot of noise, often in a rough or rowdy manner. This can include shouting, screaming, yelling, or cheering loudly, often in an unpleasant or disturbing way.
Raucously
Raucously (adverb)<br><br>Meaning: making a loud, harsh, and unpleasant sound, or acting in a boisterous and noisy way.<br><br>Example: The crowd cheered raucously as their favorite team scored the winning goal.
Raucousness
Raudixin
Raul
Raunchier
Raunchiest
Raunchily
Raunchiness
Raunchy
Raunsoun
Rauracia