Transitive Verbs Starting with RE and Containing IS

Browse 51 valid English transitive verbs starting with RE and containing IS, from Register, Resist, Revise, Revisit, Relish, Reestablish and Redistribute 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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reappraise
readminister
readvertise
readvise
Starts with REC
2 words
rechristen
recommission
redistribute
rediscover
redisplay
redistrict
rediscuss
rediscount
redissolve
redistill
redispose
redisburse
reestablish
reenlist
reenvision
refurbish
refinish
refurnish
Starts with REG
1 words
register
Starts with REI
2 words
reissue
reist
relish
relinquish
relist
relisten
reminisce
remoisten
remise
replenish
reprise
republish
reprovision
repunish
repolish
repromise
repristinate
Starts with REQ
1 words
requisition
reregister
reraise
rerevise
Starts with RES
2 words
resist
resatisfy
Starts with RET
1 words
retwist
revise
revisit
revarnish
revisualize

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