Intransitive Verbs Starting with PR and Containing T

This list gathers 91 English intransitive verbs starting with PR and containing T, such as Present, Project, Practice, Print, Protect, Protected and Protest. 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 PRA
5 words
practice
prattle
prate
pratfall
pragmatize
Starts with PRE
24 words
present
predict
prevent
pretend
pretzel
precipitate
predate
pretext
preheat
preexisting
preempt
predominate
preregister
preflight
pretest
pretrain
prematch
prevaricate
premedicate
preexist
premeditate
prefetch
preponderate
prewriting
Starts with PRI
5 words
print
prioritize
privateer
privateering
prizefight
Starts with PRO
24 words
project
protect
protected
protest
profit
prompt
prospect
protocol
prototype
prosecute
proliferate
procrastinate
propagate
proctor
protrude
profiteering
procreate
proselytize
prorate
problematize
propitiate
profiteer
prognosticate
proselyte

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