Transitive Verbs That Start with IM and End with E

Explore 59 verified English transitive verbs starting with IM and ending with E, including Image, Improve, Imagine, Impose, Impulse, Imitate and Imbalance. 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 IMA
2 words
image
imagine
Starts with IMB
9 words
imbalance
imbue
imbibe
imbrue
imbricate
imburse
imbrute
imbathe
imbrangle
Starts with IMI
1 words
imitate
Starts with IMM
14 words
immerse
immobilize
immortalize
immunize
immolate
immure
immerge
immiserate
immiserize
immaterialize
immingle
immantle
immanacle
imminute
Starts with IMP
24 words
improve
impose
impulse
implore
implicate
improvise
impede
impersonate
implode
impregnate
impale
importune
impute
imprecate
impassionate
imperialize
impersonalize
imparadise
impone
impropriate
impaste
imposthumate
impetrate
improvisate

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