Transitive Verbs Starting with GE and Containing N

Browse 24 valid English transitive verbs starting with GE and containing N, from Gender, Generate, Gentle, Generalize, Gen, Germinate and Genotyping to rarer terms. Check definitions and spelling below, or visit our verb grammar guide to study direct object patterns and examples.

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Starts with GEL
2 words
gelatinize
gelatinate
Starts with GEM
1 words
geminate
Starts with GEN
16 words
gender
generate
gentle
generalize
genotype
gen
genotyping
gentrify
genderize
genlock
geniculate
genealogize
genteelize
genialize
gentilize
genappe
Starts with GEO
2 words
geofencing
geofence
Starts with GER
3 words
germinate
gerrymander
germanize

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