Transitive Verbs Starting with RE and Containing US

Browse 18 valid English transitive verbs starting with RE and containing US, from Refuse, Reuse, Refocus, Readjust, Resuscitate, Recuse and Rehouse 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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Starts with REA
4 words
readjust
reaccuse
reaccustom
rearouse
Starts with REC
1 words
recuse
Starts with RED
1 words
rediscuss
Starts with REF
2 words
refuse
refocus
Starts with REH
1 words
rehouse
Starts with REI
2 words
reindustrialize
reinfuse
Starts with REJ
1 words
rejustify
Starts with REP
2 words
repercuss
reperuse
Starts with RES
2 words
resuscitate
resuspend
Starts with RET
1 words
retransfuse
Starts with REU
1 words
reuse

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