Transitive Verbs Starting with R and Containing GE

Explore 52 verified English transitive verbs starting with R and containing GE, including Range, Revenge, Ridge, Refuge, Roger, Recharge and Rearrange. 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 RA
2 words
range
ravage
revenge
refuge
recharge
rearrange
regenerate
repackage
refrigerate
renege
reengage
retarget
retargeting
reforge
remortgage
restage
rejigger
remerge
regear
rechallenge
reimage
rebadge
reoxygenate
rejudge
revegetate
regorge
Starts with RI
1 words
ridge
roger
rouge
roentgenize
roentgenograph
rontgenize
Starts with RU
2 words
rummage
ruggedize

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