Transitive Verbs Starting with IN and Containing UR

Explore 20 verified English transitive verbs starting with IN and containing UR, including Injured, Insure, Injure, Incur, Infuriate, Inaugurate and Indenture. 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 INA
2 words
inaugurate
inaurate
Starts with INC
3 words
incur
incurvate
incurve
Starts with IND
2 words
indenture
indurate
Starts with INF
1 words
infuriate
Starts with ING
1 words
ingurgitate
Starts with INJ
2 words
injured
injure
Starts with INP
1 words
inpour
Starts with INS
4 words
insure
insourcing
insource
insculpture
Starts with INT
2 words
intermure
inturbidate
Starts with INU
2 words
inure
inurn

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