Transitive Verbs That Start with D and End with T

Explore 159 verified English transitive verbs starting with D and ending with T, including Direct, Doubt, Document, Diet, District, Defeat and Desert. Sort these action words that take a direct object by word length for clear sentence construction and active voice writing below, or study direct object patterns and examples in our verb grammar guide.

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daylight
dart
daunt
dawt
daut
defeat
desert
delight
deposit
default
detect
debut
depict
depart
debit
deduct
dent
deflect
defrost
deport
detest
detract
deconstruct
deepthroat
decrypt
destruct
deselect
decant
decrement
direct
diet
district
discount
disappoint
disrupt
distract
disgust
discomfort
disrespect
digest
disconnect
divert
distort
discontent
distrust
dissect
discredit
dismount
disinfect
disorient
divest
disquiet
disinterest
doubt
document
dot
docket
downshift
downlight
dout
downcut
draft
drift
drat
dropshot
drypoint
driftnet
drylot
drybeat
drant
dust
duct
dunt

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