Transitive Verbs Starting with REC and Containing T

Explore 63 verified English transitive verbs starting with REC and containing T, including Recruit, Receipt, Recite, Reconnect, Reconstruct, Recreate and Recount. 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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recapture
recast
recalibrate
recalculate
recant
recategorize
recapitulate
recapitalize
recarpet
recaption
recatch
recatalog
recaution
receipt
recenter
recertify
recentralize
recement
recentrifuge
rechristen
recharter
rechart
recheat
rechromatograph
recite
reciprocate
recirculate
Starts with RECL
1 words
reclothe
reconnect
reconstruct
recount
recollect
recommit
reconstitute
reconnoiter
recompute
recondition
recoat
recontextualize
reconceptualize
reconvert
reconsolidate
recontact
reconvict
reconcentrate
recontour
reconsecrate
recontaminate
recontinue
recomfort
reconduct
reconsult
recruit
recreate
recriminate
recrystallize
recrate
Starts with RECT
1 words
rectify
recuperate
recut
recultivate
recurvate

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