Transitive Verbs That Start with PR and End with E

Explore 191 verified English transitive verbs starting with PR and ending with E, including Provide, Price, Practice, Produce, Profile, Pressure and Prepare. 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 PRA
5 words
practice
praise
prattle
prate
pragmatize
Starts with PRE
24 words
pressure
prepare
preserve
prejudice
premise
prescribe
precede
presume
premiere
preface
prelude
predicate
precipitate
predate
preclude
predispose
preamble
presuppose
pressurize
predetermine
presage
predefine
prerelease
prejudge
Starts with PRI
8 words
price
prime
pride
privilege
prize
prioritize
privatize
prickle
Starts with PRO
24 words
provide
produce
profile
promise
prove
promote
propose
probe
pronounce
provoke
prostitute
prose
prototype
prosecute
procure
proliferate
procrastinate
probate
profane
prologue
promenade
propagate
proportionate
protrude
Starts with PRU
2 words
prune
prussianize

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