Transitive Verbs Starting with RETA and Containing T

Explore 18 verified English transitive verbs starting with RETA and containing T, including Retail, Retain, Retard, Retaliate, Retarded, Retailing and Retake. 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 RETAB
1 words
retable
Starts with RETAC
2 words
retackle
retack
Starts with RETAG
1 words
retag
retail
retain
retailing
retailor
Starts with RETAK
1 words
retake
Starts with RETAL
2 words
retaliate
retally
Starts with RETAP
1 words
retape
retard
retarded
retarget
retargeting
Starts with RETAS
1 words
retaste
Starts with RETAX
1 words
retax

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