Transitive Verbs Starting with R and Containing A

Browse 687 valid English transitive verbs starting with R and containing A, from Read, Reason, Raise, Rate, Ready, Race and Research 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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raise
rate
race
range
rain
radio
rank
rap
rail
ray
ratio
rat
rally
rape
rack
raid
railroad
ranch
rainbow
ram
ramp
rag
rake
rattle
read
reason
ready
research
reach
realize
release
replace
repeat
regard
recall
relate
repair
reveal
reward
relax
retail
retain
react
rear
retreat
regulate
remark
remainder
rhapsodize
rhotacize
rhodanize
rheumatize
rival
ritualize
riprap
ripsaw
ringbark
rivalize
romance
roast
rotate
roar
roam
roadmap
roaming
roleplay
roadblock
romanticize
robocall
romanize
roshambo
roadroller
rotavate
roughcast
rotovator
rotovate
rotavator
rosinate
routemarch
roentgenograph
rotograph
royalize
rummage
ruminate
rubberstamp
rusticate
russianize
ruralize
rubricate
ruinate
rutilate

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