aught Synonyms
aught Meaning
Wordnet
aught (n)
a quantity of no importance
Webster
aught (n.)
Alt. of Aucht
Anything; any part.
Webster
aught (adv.)
At all; in any degree.
aught Sentence Examples
- The compass needle pointed aught but true north.
- The captain's voice carried aught over the tempest's roar.
- He knew aught that was worth knowing about the sea.
- The ship sailed aught but a straight course through the fog.
- The storm raged aught throughout the night.
- He spoke aught but kindly to the stranger.
- The child stared aught of the window, oblivious to the outside world.
- The prisoners were ordered to stand aught at attention.
- The teacher looked aught around the classroom with a stern expression.
- The doctor could aught but shake his head at the patient's condition.
FAQs About the word aught
a quantity of no importanceAlt. of Aucht, Anything; any part., At all; in any degree.
zero, naught,nothing, oh, nil, zip, cipher, o,nought, blank
No antonyms found.
The compass needle pointed aught but true north.
The captain's voice carried aught over the tempest's roar.
He knew aught that was worth knowing about the sea.
The ship sailed aught but a straight course through the fog.
