Transitive Verbs Ending in TED and Containing P

Explore 14 verified English transitive verbs ending in TED and containing P, including Protected, Deprecated, Incapacitated, Reputed, Dispirited, Preformatted and Expurgated. 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 D
2 words
deprecated
dispirited
Starts with E
1 words
expurgated
Starts with I
1 words
incapacitated
Starts with O
2 words
overprotected
opiated
Starts with P
3 words
protected
preformatted
prepasted
Starts with R
1 words
reputed
Starts with S
2 words
superannuated
spifflicated
Starts with U
2 words
unpotted
unpriested

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