boughten vs bought :

boughten vs bought

boughten or bought

Bought is the past tense of the original word, 'buy' which means to purchase something or an item for a price paid for with currency.

"I bought some watermelons on my way back."

Boughten is an inappropriate word formulated in an attempt to get a past participle for the word, buy. It should be avoided totally in writings.



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Definitions

  • s  purchased; not homemade
    my boughten clothes
News & Articles

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