Transitive Verbs Ending in ATE and Containing S

Browse 408 valid English transitive verbs ending in ATE and containing S, from State, Separate, Estimate, Associate, Demonstrate, Investigate and Translate to rarer terms. Check definitions and spelling below, or visit our verb grammar guide to study direct object patterns and examples.

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Starts with A
14 words
associate
assimilate
assassinate
administrate
aspirate
asphyxiate
auscultate
asseverate
assonate
asperate
auspicate
assibilate
assubjugate
adstipulate
Starts with B
1 words
busticate
Starts with C
24 words
compensate
consolidate
compassionate
confiscate
consummate
castrate
consecrate
commiserate
castigate
constipate
constellate
consociate
casemate
circumstantiate
capsulate
counterstimulate
causate
consternate
consolate
consubstantiate
constate
contradiscriminate
constuprate
centesimate
Starts with D
24 words
demonstrate
designate
desolate
discriminate
devastate
dissociate
disintegrate
disseminate
deescalate
dissipate
domesticate
disassociate
desegregate
dislocate
desecrate
disaggregate
desalinate
desiccate
disambiguate
discombobulate
disorientate
desaturate
defenestrate
dissimulate
Starts with E
24 words
estimate
escalate
encapsulate
exasperate
emasculate
eviscerate
exsanguinate
extravasate
elasticate
ensilate
encapsidate
exsiccate
essentiate
ensanguinate
exsuperate
extrinsicate
exsibilate
exsufflate
exsuscitate
expiscate
electrodesiccate
exossate
exstimulate
exuscitate
Starts with F
13 words
frustrate
fascinate
fishplate
flustrate
fenestrate
festinate
fustigate
fasciate
falsificate
fantasticate
fastigate
fistulate
forisfamiliate
Starts with G
4 words
guesstimate
gesticulate
gestate
glycosylate
Starts with H
2 words
hyperstimulate
haruspicate
Starts with I
24 words
investigate
illustrate
isolate
insulate
insinuate
instigate
impersonate
instantiate
inseminate
instate
immiserate
impassionate
insufflate
inspissate
imposthumate
incrassate
inosculate
interosculate
improvisate
insolate
infuscate
irisate
impostumate
intensate
Starts with L
2 words
legislate
lustrate
Starts with M
21 words
masturbate
miscalculate
misappropriate
misstate
misallocate
mistranslate
masticate
miseducate
misestimate
mislocate
mismate
microencapsulate
misarticulate
misdate
misevaluate
misrelate
mispunctuate
misrate
mussitate
misappreciate
miscreate
Starts with N
2 words
necessitate
nauseate
Starts with O
16 words
orchestrate
overstate
oscillate
overestimate
obfuscate
overcompensate
overstimulate
oversaturate
osculate
overspeculate
outskate
overorchestrate
overskate
obsignate
obstreperate
obsecrate
Starts with P
23 words
procrastinate
phosphate
prostrate
postulate
postdate
prognosticate
phosphorylate
perseverate
predestinate
personate
passivate
pustulate
photodisintegrate
predesignate
peninsulate
perlustrate
plasticate
phosphorate
photodissociate
postillate
pepsinate
possessionate
phlogisticate
Starts with R
24 words
reinstate
resonate
restate
resuscitate
remonstrate
retranslate
redesignate
reinvestigate
respirate
reconsolidate
rusticate
reestimate
resituate
resegregate
restimulate
reconsecrate
reescalate
reslate
reorchestrate
resiliate
rosinate
resupinate
reseparate
resinate
Starts with S
24 words
state
separate
stimulate
skate
slate
subordinate
speculate
simulate
syndicate
surrogate
segregate
stalemate
suffocate
saturate
stipulate
sulfate
situate
substantiate
sedate
subjugate
spectate
salivate
sate
sophisticate
Starts with T
11 words
translate
transliterate
translocate
transmigrate
tessellate
transubstantiate
tosylate
transvaluate
transilluminate
testificate
transaminate
Starts with U
7 words
underestimate
understate
unconsecrate
unsaturate
unstate
undomesticate
ustulate
Starts with V
4 words
vesicate
vesiculate
viscerate
vastate

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