8 Letter Intransitive Verbs with AT

Explore 203 verified English 8 letter intransitive verbs containing AT, including Separate, Estimate, Indicate, Graduate, Threaten, Advocate and Matching. Browse these complete action verbs that stand without a direct object below, or compare transitive and intransitive sentence structures in our verb grammar guide.

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Starts with A
17 words
advocate
automate
annotate
abdicate
amputate
alleycat
aspirate
ambulate
aberrate
angulate
assonate
adjuvate
aestuate
apricate
atticize
atmolyze
aerobate
Starts with B
3 words
bloviate
backchat
bareboat
Starts with C
15 words
catering
catapult
chitchat
copulate
cocreate
catfight
cogitate
colocate
cumulate
catenate
cavitate
cocurate
corotate
coattend
coattest
Starts with D
12 words
dominate
delegate
decorate
detonate
defecate
derogate
denature
dethatch
depurate
deaerate
divagate
dubitate
Starts with E
23 words
estimate
evaluate
escalate
evacuate
excavate
emigrate
elongate
execrate
emaciate
extubate
etiolate
eructate
estivate
expirate
eradiate
exuviate
eluviate
exsheath
exundate
exhalate
estruate
eliquate
eluctate
Starts with F
11 words
flatline
flatfoot
fumigate
filtrate
federate
foveated
fabulate
flatpick
furcated
flagrate
fenerate
Starts with G
4 words
graduate
gatekeep
geminate
glaciate
Starts with H
4 words
hesitate
herniate
hebetate
hepatize
Starts with I
11 words
indicate
irritate
innovate
irrigate
incubate
intubate
intonate
invocate
ingather
indurate
intermat
Starts with J
2 words
jubilate
jaculate
Starts with L
6 words
litigate
levitate
laminate
latinize
loculate
laterize
Starts with M
11 words
matching
moderate
meditate
mismatch
medicate
marinate
modulate
militate
macerate
maturate
misatone
Starts with N
3 words
navigate
nauseate
nucleate
Starts with O
5 words
overheat
osculate
obturate
overbeat
oscitate
Starts with P
12 words
permeate
pixelate
paginate
pratfall
prematch
potlatch
peculate
perorate
patinate
patinize
pejorate
perviate
Starts with Q
1 words
quadrate
Starts with R
20 words
recreate
relocate
resonate
renovate
reformat
ruminate
reattach
regather
rotavate
radicate
renature
rotovate
rataplan
reattack
rethatch
resnatch
regelate
rutilate
remigate
rerepeat
Starts with S
24 words
separate
saturate
splatter
stagnate
sunbathe
spectate
stratify
salivate
showboat
swatting
satirize
supinate
speciate
skywatch
spoliate
sibilate
sonicate
somatize
seminate
squattle
spatiate
sanitate
selfmate
sprattle
Starts with T
4 words
threaten
tailgate
titivate
titubate
Starts with U
5 words
undulate
ulcerate
undereat
urticate
upgather
Starts with V
5 words
vacation
vegetate
vesicate
volitate
vapulate
Starts with W
2 words
waterski
waterlog

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