11 Letter Transitive Verbs Ending in ATE

Explore 219 verified English 11 letter transitive verbs that end with ATE, including Communicate, Appropriate, Demonstrate, Investigate, Concentrate, Certificate and Incorporate. Browse these action words that take a direct object below, or study direct object patterns and examples in our verb grammar guide.

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Starts with A
11 words
appropriate
approximate
accommodate
assassinate
agglomerate
acculturate
agglutinate
assubjugate
averruncate
adstipulate
admarginate
Starts with B
1 words
beneficiate
Starts with C
24 words
communicate
concentrate
certificate
contemplate
consolidate
confederate
commemorate
contaminate
corroborate
commiserate
concatenate
confabulate
constellate
carboxylate
conflagrate
configurate
cognominate
coaggregate
cocultivate
consternate
carbonylate
coimplicate
confarreate
coinquinate
Starts with D
24 words
demonstrate
deteriorate
disseminate
domesticate
desegregate
deduplicate
dissimulate
decerebrate
depauperate
decorticate
dissimilate
deoxygenate
desulfurate
demethylate
decarbonate
decapsulate
domiciliate
defibrinate
demyelinate
devirginate
distantiate
degranulate
decrepitate
deglutinate
Starts with E
20 words
exterminate
encapsulate
extrapolate
expropriate
expectorate
equilibrate
extravasate
enculturate
encapsidate
exteriorate
encaptivate
excorticate
exauthorate
exauctorate
excriminate
exsuscitate
excerebrate
engerminate
exstimulate
extravenate
Starts with F
6 words
fractionate
fragmentate
falsificate
ferruginate
ferruminate
fertilitate
Starts with G
4 words
guesstimate
gesticulate
glycosylate
glycerinate
Starts with H
6 words
hallucinate
hydrogenate
hypothecate
hydroxylate
horripilate
haruspicate
Starts with I
19 words
investigate
incorporate
interrogate
impersonate
instantiate
incriminate
interpolate
incarcerate
interrelate
individuate
intercalate
impropriate
incardinate
ingurgitate
improvisate
impenetrate
impostumate
impignorate
inturbidate
Starts with M
5 words
matriculate
misallocate
misestimate
misevaluate
machicolate
Starts with N
2 words
necessitate
nitrogenate
Starts with O
11 words
orchestrate
overinflate
objectivate
overeducate
octuplicate
overoperate
obtemperate
oppignerate
oppignorate
outpopulate
overdeviate
Starts with P
16 words
proliferate
precipitate
premedicate
premeditate
perseverate
perambulate
peregrinate
prenominate
prejudicate
preoccupate
prefigurate
peninsulate
perlustrate
preambulate
phosphorate
periclitate
Starts with R
24 words
renegotiate
recalibrate
reciprocate
refrigerate
resuscitate
recalculate
reverberate
regurgitate
recirculate
reintegrate
reincarnate
reformulate
remonstrate
retranslate
redesignate
reacclimate
reduplicate
resegregate
revaccinate
reoxygenate
recriminate
restimulate
reinoculate
recultivate
Starts with S
15 words
subordinate
strangulate
scintillate
silverplate
sequestrate
suballocate
syllabicate
spifflicate
significate
specificate
subirrigate
suffumigate
stipendiate
superfetate
subindicate
Starts with T
5 words
triangulate
translocate
teleoperate
tuberculate
testificate
Starts with V
2 words
vermiculate
verbigerate

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