Intransitive Verbs That Start with RET

Find 58 valid English intransitive verbs starting with RET, including Return, Retail, Retire, Retreat, Retrieve, Retard and Rethink. Check definitions and usage below, or visit our verb grammar guide to compare transitive and intransitive sentence structures.

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Starts with RET
1 words
ret
Starts with RETA
8 words
retail
retard
retaliate
retarded
retailing
retaste
retally
retack
Starts with RETC
1 words
retch
Starts with RETE
6 words
retest
reteam
reteach
retear
retestify
retemper
Starts with RETH
3 words
rethink
retheorize
rethatch
Starts with RETI
4 words
retire
retie
retighten
reticulate
Starts with RETO
4 words
retort
retool
retox
retotal
Starts with RETR
24 words
retreat
retrieve
retry
retract
retrograde
retrain
retrospect
retraining
retread
retranslate
retrench
retransmit
retrack
retrogress
retroflex
retrim
retroverted
retrocede
retransfer
retroact
retransform
retribute
retrofire
retrovert
Starts with RETU
2 words
return
retune
Starts with RETW
2 words
retweet
retwist
Starts with RETY
1 words
retype

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