Transitive Verbs That Start with RE and End with IT

Explore 27 verified English transitive verbs starting with RE and ending with IT, including Recruit, Revisit, Remit, Retrofit, Resubmit, Recommit and Refit. 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 REA
2 words
readmit
reaccredit
Starts with REB
1 words
rebait
Starts with REC
2 words
recruit
recommit
Starts with RED
2 words
redeposit
redbait
Starts with REE
3 words
reedit
reexhibit
reemit
Starts with REF
1 words
refit
Starts with REI
2 words
reinhabit
reinspirit
Starts with REK
1 words
reknit
Starts with REM
1 words
remit
Starts with REO
1 words
reoutfit
Starts with REP
3 words
reposit
reprohibit
repulpit
Starts with RES
5 words
resubmit
resit
resolicit
resplit
respirit
Starts with RET
2 words
retrofit
retransmit
Starts with REV
1 words
revisit

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