Transitive Verbs That Start with TR and End with E

Explore 72 verified English transitive verbs starting with TR and ending with E, including True, Trade, Tree, Trouble, Treasure, Trace and Translate. 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 TRA
24 words
trade
trace
translate
trance
traverse
trample
transcribe
transpose
transpire
traumatize
tranche
transmute
tranquilize
transfigure
traipse
transfuse
transcode
transliterate
translocate
traduce
transmigrate
transduce
transubstantiate
traditionalize
Starts with TRE
6 words
tree
treasure
treble
treadle
trephine
tremulate
Starts with TRI
16 words
triple
trickle
trifle
triage
trivialize
triplicate
triangulate
trice
trine
triturate
trifurcate
trindle
tritiate
tribulate
trichotomize
trichinize
Starts with TRO
5 words
trouble
trope
trounce
tropicalize
troke
Starts with TRU
6 words
true
trustee
trudge
truffle
truncate
trundle

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