Transitive Verbs Starting with SE and Containing Z

Browse 19 valid English transitive verbs starting with SE and containing Z, from Seize, Sensitize, Sexualize, Serialize, Securitize, Sensationalize and Secularize 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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securitize
secularize
sectionize
sectarianize
sectionalize
sectorize
Starts with SEG
1 words
segmentalize
Starts with SEI
1 words
seize
Starts with SEM
1 words
semiprofessionalize
sensitize
sensationalize
sentimentalize
sensualize
Starts with SEQ
1 words
sequelize
serialize
sermonize
serpentinize
serpentize
Starts with SEX
1 words
sexualize

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