Intransitive Verbs Ending in ATE and Containing T

Explore 875 verified English intransitive verbs ending in ATE and containing T, including Date, Rate, Hate, Create, Separate, Debate and Estimate. 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
24 words
associate
appreciate
advocate
approximate
accommodate
alternate
aggregate
affiliate
accelerate
accumulate
articulate
assimilate
authenticate
agitate
automate
abate
annotate
abdicate
acclimate
amputate
ameliorate
arbitrate
adjudicate
administrate
Starts with B
11 words
bifurcate
bate
bloviate
bioaccumulate
brominate
brachiate
brecciate
bombinate
bombilate
biopirate
busticate
Starts with C
24 words
create
communicate
celebrate
calculate
concentrate
coordinate
collaborate
contemplate
compensate
cooperate
cultivate
consolidate
circulate
correlate
confederate
conglomerate
culminate
congregate
conjugate
consecrate
capitulate
copulate
commiserate
cocreate
Starts with D
24 words
date
debate
demonstrate
dominate
deliberate
donate
delegate
duplicate
differentiate
decorate
dictate
discriminate
deteriorate
deviate
degenerate
dilate
deflate
dissociate
depreciate
disintegrate
detonate
disseminate
deescalate
dissipate
Starts with E
24 words
estimate
educate
eliminate
evaluate
elaborate
equate
exaggerate
escalate
evacuate
evaporate
excavate
expatriate
emigrate
extrapolate
ejaculate
emanate
elucidate
enunciate
elongate
effeminate
exfoliate
equivocate
exfiltrate
expiate
Starts with F
24 words
facilitate
fluctuate
fascinate
fixate
fornicate
fumigate
filtrate
federate
flagellate
fulminate
foliate
fellate
fractionate
fibrillate
flustrate
flocculate
fabulate
foveate
fertigate
fragmentate
furcate
festinate
fulgurate
fermentate
Starts with G
21 words
graduate
grate
gravitate
germinate
guesstimate
gyrate
gesticulate
geolocate
gestate
granulate
gradate
geminate
geniculate
glaciate
gratulate
gratinate
gastrulate
gelate
gelatinate
gemmate
glomerate
Starts with H
18 words
hate
hesitate
hydrate
hallucinate
hibernate
habituate
hyperventilate
hyphenate
herniate
hydrogenate
hyperstimulate
habilitate
hemagglutinate
hypoventilate
hebetate
horripilate
haruspicate
hariolate
Starts with I
24 words
indicate
investigate
incorporate
integrate
intermediate
illustrate
isolate
irritate
innovate
inflate
interrogate
infiltrate
insinuate
iterate
immigrate
irrigate
incubate
incinerate
interpolate
ideate
irradiate
intubate
interrelate
individuate
Starts with J
2 words
jubilate
jaculate
Starts with L
17 words
locate
legislate
liquidate
litigate
levitate
lubricate
laminate
lactate
luxuriate
librate
libate
luxate
lancinate
lucubrate
liquate
loculate
lixiviate
Starts with M
24 words
mate
moderate
mediate
migrate
meditate
masturbate
mutate
medicate
marinate
modulate
miscalculate
menstruate
militate
matriculate
macerate
mistranslate
masticate
micturate
machinate
misestimate
meliorate
maturate
metricate
manducate
Starts with N
12 words
negotiate
navigate
narrate
nauseate
nucleate
novate
nutate
nictitate
nidificate
nictate
nidate
nuncupate
Starts with O
24 words
operate
originate
oscillate
overestimate
officiate
ovulate
obfuscate
overcompensate
orientate
orate
oxygenate
overinflate
overexaggerate
osculate
overcommunicate
overelaborate
overpopulate
overregulate
overmedicate
overspeculate
oxidate
overdecorate
obturate
overextrapolate
Starts with P
24 words
participate
pirate
penetrate
proliferate
procrastinate
punctuate
pollinate
precipitate
predate
propagate
permeate
perforate
predominate
percolate
procreate
pontificate
pixelate
pulsate
prorate
propitiate
paginate
palpate
palpitate
prate
Starts with Q
1 words
quadrate
Starts with R
24 words
rate
relate
rotate
replicate
recreate
relocate
reiterate
resonate
radiate
retaliate
renovate
regenerate
rejuvenate
reactivate
renegotiate
reevaluate
recalibrate
reciprocate
recuperate
resuscitate
recalculate
reverberate
ruminate
regurgitate
Starts with S
24 words
separate
stimulate
skate
speculate
syndicate
segregate
stalemate
suffocate
saturate
stipulate
sulfate
stagnate
spectate
salivate
sublimate
supplicate
strangulate
scintillate
supinate
suppurate
syncopate
speciate
summate
speedskate
Starts with T
24 words
translate
terminate
tailgate
triangulate
titillate
titrate
transliterate
translocate
transmigrate
tessellate
thermoregulate
transudate
titivate
transubstantiate
triturate
teleoperate
trifurcate
tergiversate
tintinnabulate
tumultuate
testiculate
tremulate
titubate
terebrate
Starts with U
11 words
update
underestimate
urinate
undulate
ulcerate
ululate
ultrafiltrate
undate
umbilicate
urticate
ultracrepidate
Starts with V
21 words
vibrate
vacate
vaccinate
vacillate
vegetate
variate
vituperate
vociferate
vesicate
vacuolate
vesiculate
vaticinate
vellicate
vermiculate
verbigerate
vehiculate
volitate
verminate
vindemiate
vitilitigate
vapulate

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