Transitive Verbs Starting with D and Containing T

Explore 640 verified English transitive verbs starting with D and containing T, including Date, Direct, Doctor, Doubt, Detail, Document and Debate. 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 DA13 words
date
database
daylight
dart
darts
daunt
dateline
daguerreotype
datestamp
danton
dawt
dartle
daut
Starts with DE24 words
detail
debate
determine
defeat
desert
destroy
demonstrate
delete
delight
deposit
default
detect
debut
deliberate
devote
depict
delegate
depart
designate
decorate
dedicate
desolate
denote
deteriorate
Starts with DI24 words
direct
distance
diet
district
dirty
discount
distribute
distributed
dispute
distinguish
disadvantage
disappointing
disturb
disturbing
ditch
disappoint
distress
disrupt
disturbed
distract
disgust
differentiate
discomfort
dispatch
Starts with DO24 words
doctor
doubt
document
dot
dominate
donate
doorstep
docket
downvote
domesticate
doorstop
dovetail
downshift
downshifting
downlight
dogmatize
dout
downrate
domesticize
domiciliate
dolomitize
downcut
downthrow
documentarize
Starts with DR14 words
draft
drift
drafting
drifting
dramatize
drat
dropshot
drypoint
driftnet
drylot
draftproofing
draftproof
drybeat
drant
Starts with DU6 words
dust
duplicate
duct
dustproof
dubitate
dunt
Starts with DY
1 words
dynamite

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