Correct spellings for STRIGHTER
- straighten She had to straighten her hair before the meeting because it looked messy.
- straighter He wished his back was straighter to alleviate the pain.
- stricter We would like our traffic laws to be stricter.
If you came across the misspelling "strighter", fear not! The correct suggestions to consider include "straiter", which refers to something narrower or more constricted or "straighter", implying more aligned or not bent. Always rely on the context of the sentence to determine the correct spelling and meaning.
