Regular Verbs That Start with EXA

Find 21 valid English regular verbs starting with EXA, including Example, Exact, Examine, Exaggerate, Exacerbate, Exalt and Exasperate. Check definitions and usage below, or visit our verb grammar guide to review -ed spelling and pronunciation patterns.

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Starts with EXAC
4 words
exact
exacerbate
exacinate
exacuate
Starts with EXAG
2 words
exaggerate
exagitate
Starts with EXAL
3 words
exalt
exallotriote
exaltate
Starts with EXAM
3 words
example
examine
examinate
Starts with EXAN
1 words
exantlate
Starts with EXAR
2 words
exarticulate
exarate
Starts with EXAS
2 words
exasperate
exasper
Starts with EXAU
4 words
exauthorate
exaugurate
exauctorate
exauthorize

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