Transitive Verbs Starting with E and Containing AL

Explore 61 verified English transitive verbs starting with E and containing AL, including Equal, Evaluate, Escalate, Eyeball, Exhale, Equalize and Exalt. 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 EA
1 words
earball
Starts with ED
1 words
editorialize
electrogalvanize
elementalize
electrodialyze
electricalize
electralize
embalm
emotionalize
embale
emball
empall
enthrall
enhalo
ensmall
encalm
envassal
enkraal
entalent
enseal
enwall
enhallow
ensandal
encalendar
encraal
enscale
encallow
enchalice
enwallow
encarnalize
engallant
encoronal
epithelialize
episcopalianize
epithalamize
equal
equalize
equibalance
equivale
escalate
escalade
essentialize
espalier
escurialize
estall
Starts with ET
2 words
eternalize
etherealize
Starts with EV
2 words
evaluate
eventualize
exhale
exalt
externalize
experimentalize
existentialize
exhalate
exterritorialize
exallotriote
exaltate
excalceate
expalpate
Starts with EY
1 words
eyeball

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