Transitive Verbs Ending in EN and Containing RE

Explore 48 verified English transitive verbs ending in EN and containing RE, including Green, Screen, Threaten, Strengthen, Reopen, Freshen and Redden. 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 B
3 words
bluescreen
bescreen
breadthen
Starts with C
1 words
careen
Starts with E
4 words
engreen
enstrengthen
embarren
engreaten
Starts with F
3 words
freshen
foreshorten
foretoken
Starts with G
2 words
green
greaten
Starts with O
3 words
overgreen
outpreen
outredden
Starts with P
5 words
preen
prescreen
premoisten
presweeten
preharden
Starts with R
22 words
reopen
redden
reawaken
rescreen
rechristen
restrengthen
resharpen
refasten
relisten
retighten
remoisten
regreen
refreshen
reharden
restiffen
rewaken
requeen
requicken
reshorten
rewiden
resoften
resicken
Starts with S
4 words
screen
strengthen
smokescreen
silkscreen
Starts with T
1 words
threaten

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