Transitive Verbs That Start with DE and End with N

Explore 32 verified English transitive verbs starting with DE and ending with N, including Design, Deepen, Detain, Deacon, Demean, Decommission and Denizen. 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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Starts with DEA
6 words
deacon
deafen
deadpan
deaden
deaccession
dealign
Starts with DEC
4 words
decommission
decondition
decern
decrown
Starts with DEE
1 words
deepen
Starts with DEH
1 words
dehorn
Starts with DEI
1 words
deign
Starts with DEM
2 words
demean
deman
Starts with DEN
2 words
denizen
densen
Starts with DEP
2 words
departition
depthen
Starts with DEQ
1 words
dequeen
Starts with DER
4 words
dern
deration
derequisition
deraign
Starts with DES
3 words
design
destain
despin
Starts with DET
4 words
detain
detrain
detin
deturn
Starts with DEV
1 words
devein

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