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Definitions from the WebSaughtDescription:Saught is a term that originated from archaic English and is primarily used in Scottish dialects. It is a verb meaning to seek or look for something. It can also be used as an adjective to describe something desirable or highly sought after. Examples:As a verb:1. After losing his job, John saught new employment opportunities. 2. The treasure hunters saught the hidden chest in the depths of the jungle. As an adjective:1. The brand's saught products flew off the shelves within minutes of their release. 2. She was delighted to find the saught book she had been searching for months. Related products:For more information on related products, you can check out: | ||||
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