Correct spellings for DITRAUGHT
- distraught After receiving the news of his mother's sudden death, he became completely distraught.
If you've encountered the misspelling "ditraught", worry not, as here are some plausible corrections. The word you might have intended to use could be "distraught", which means extremely upset or distressed. Alternatively, "distract" or "draft" could be suitable, depending on the context. Always double-check your spelling for precise communication.
