Transitive Verbs Ending in TE and Containing TI

Explore 162 verified English transitive verbs ending in TE and containing TI, including Estimate, Investigate, Institute, Certificate, Substitute, Anticipate and Negotiate. 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
7 words
anticipate
activate
articulate
authenticate
agglutinate
antiquate
adstipulate
Starts with B
1 words
busticate
Starts with C
18 words
certificate
constitute
cultivate
captivate
castigate
constipate
circumstantiate
continuate
counterstimulate
coarticulate
cocultivate
certiorate
consubstantiate
conglutinate
cantillate
conditionate
contortionate
cotransubstantiate
Starts with D
20 words
differentiate
deactivate
domesticate
demotivate
delegitimate
diagnosticate
decorticate
destinate
disarticulate
dedifferentiate
depotentiate
distantiate
dearticulate
deglutinate
desubstantiate
dephlogisticate
desophisticate
devotionate
denticate
dequantitate
Starts with E
12 words
estimate
exponentiate
extirpate
etiolate
elasticate
essentiate
eventilate
exarticulate
encaptivate
excorticate
extimulate
exstimulate
Starts with F
9 words
fractionate
fertigate
festinate
fustigate
fatigate
fantasticate
fastigate
factionate
fertilitate
Starts with G
4 words
guesstimate
gesticulate
gratinate
gelatinate
Starts with H
5 words
hyperventilate
hyperstimulate
hemagglutinate
hypoventilate
hereticate
Starts with I
12 words
investigate
institute
intimate
initiate
intimidate
illegitimate
instigate
instantiate
inactivate
ingratiate
interdifferentiate
interagglutinate
Starts with L
2 words
legitimate
litigate
Starts with M
7 words
motivate
mitigate
mutilate
masticate
misestimate
misarticulate
multiplicate
Starts with N
1 words
negotiate
Starts with O
4 words
overestimate
overstimulate
objectivate
overarticulate
Starts with P
14 words
prostitute
procrastinate
proportionate
propitiate
potentiate
prognosticate
predestinate
patinate
prenegotiate
pectinate
plasticate
perfectionate
postillate
phlogisticate
Starts with Q
1 words
quantitate
Starts with R
19 words
reactivate
renegotiate
reconstitute
reinstitute
reinvestigate
remotivate
reinitiate
rusticate
reestimate
reticulate
restimulate
rearticulate
restitute
recultivate
radioactivate
repristinate
rutilate
restipulate
repropitiate
Starts with S
13 words
substitute
stimulate
stipulate
substantiate
sophisticate
satiate
scintillate
superstimulate
sanctificate
stipendiate
superphlogisticate
straticulate
supersubstantiate
Starts with T
7 words
titillate
titrate
tinplate
titivate
transubstantiate
tritiate
testificate
Starts with U
3 words
underestimate
urticate
undomesticate
Starts with V
3 words
ventilate
vitiate
vaticinate

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