Intransitive Verbs Ending in E and Containing SE

This list gathers 324 English intransitive verbs ending in E and containing SE, such as Use, See, House, Close, Please, Course and Lose. Use the sorting controls below to organize entries by length, or consult our verb grammar guide to compare transitive and intransitive sentence structures.

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Starts with A
13 words
advise
arise
accuse
advertise
assemble
arse
annalise
autoreverse
asseverate
anastomose
abscise
ankylose
agrise
Starts with B
9 words
browse
bruise
blouse
brownnose
barrelhouse
bowse
birse
bromise
besee
Starts with C
24 words
close
course
choose
chase
cheese
compromise
collapse
cruise
curse
compose
cease
converse
corpse
condense
crease
consecrate
convulse
commiserate
carouse
cocktease
chasse
caseate
cense
conservatize
Starts with D
24 words
deserve
decrease
discourse
diagnose
dispose
disperse
dispense
diffuse
disengage
decompose
disassemble
disseminate
depose
decease
disentangle
displease
desegregate
drowse
dowse
dissemble
dancercise
diapause
disentwine
dissertate
Starts with E
16 words
exercise
ease
erase
elapse
enthuse
effuse
essentialize
electrophorese
eclose
excurse
exocytose
ecchymose
endosmose
embourgeoise
exosmose
essenize
Starts with F
9 words
franchise
fuse
finesse
fundraise
foreclose
freebase
fibrose
flouse
forlese
Starts with G
3 words
glimpse
grouse
greisenize
Starts with H
5 words
house
horse
horserace
halse
hypersensitize
Starts with I
8 words
increase
impose
improvise
infuse
interpose
interfuse
interdiffuse
illapse
Starts with J
2 words
jazzercise
jalouse
Starts with L
8 words
lose
loose
lease
lapse
liaise
lyse
lase
lairise
Starts with M
18 words
mouse
merchandise
muse
morse
misdiagnose
microdose
metamorphose
masse
misestimate
megadose
mischoose
misparse
misassemble
mose
mense
misobserve
misemphasize
misraise
Starts with N
6 words
noise
nose
nurse
nosedive
nauseate
necrose
Starts with O
13 words
observe
oppose
overdose
overpromise
overexercise
overdiagnose
osmose
oversecrete
overclose
oversentimentalize
overbrowse
overadvertise
obsecrate
Starts with P
24 words
please
purpose
promise
phrase
propose
pause
pose
pulse
purse
prose
prosecute
poise
persevere
parse
paraphrase
porpoise
proselytize
prolapse
proselyte
perseverate
phagocytose
previse
prerinse
prognose
Starts with R
24 words
rise
rose
refuse
reverse
revise
rinse
relapse
rouse
rehearse
repose
rephrase
repurchase
reassemble
resettle
roughhouse
rebase
reclose
reraise
readvertise
resegregate
rechoose
reprosecute
recondense
reimmerse
Starts with S
24 words
see
serve
suppose
separate
settle
seize
supervise
segregate
segue
surmise
synapse
serenade
secede
serpentine
seethe
seine
semaphore
sublease
striptease
sightsee
steeplechase
sensationalize
souse
shithouse
Starts with T
9 words
tense
tease
traverse
transpose
televise
traipse
tessellate
thrombose
touse
Starts with U
16 words
use
unsettle
uprise
unloose
underexpose
unclose
uncase
unconfuse
underlease
uprouse
uncrease
underdose
unpurse
underpraise
undersecrete
unsentimentalize
Starts with V
2 words
verse
vamoose
Starts with W
3 words
wise
wetnurse
weise
Starts with Z
1 words
zygose

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