Intransitive Verbs Starting with TR and Containing E

This list gathers 79 English intransitive verbs starting with TR and containing E, such as Trade, Travel, Trouble, Transfer, Treat, Trend and Trigger. 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 TRA
24 words
trade
travel
transfer
trace
translate
trance
transcend
traverse
trample
transcribe
transpose
transpire
trampoline
trainwreck
transgress
transmute
tranquilize
transfigure
traipse
tramline
transcode
transliterate
translocate
transmigrate
Starts with TRE
13 words
treat
trend
tremble
trench
tread
tremor
trek
trespass
treble
trekking
treadle
trendify
tremulate
Starts with TRI
14 words
trigger
triple
trickle
trifle
triage
tricycle
trike
triangulate
trine
triturate
trifurcate
trindle
trichotomize
tripudiate
Starts with TRO
9 words
trouble
troubleshooting
trolley
trope
troupe
troubleshoot
trowel
trollied
troke
Starts with TRU
6 words
trumpet
trudge
truffle
trundle
truckle
trudgen

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