Transitive Verbs That Start with TRE

Explore 14 verified English transitive verbs starting with TRE, including Tree, Treat, Treasure, Trench, Tread, Treble and Trellis. Browse these action words that take a direct object by length below, or study direct object patterns and examples in our verb grammar guide.

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Starts with TREA
4 words
treat
treasure
tread
treadle
Starts with TREB
1 words
treble
Starts with TREE
1 words
tree
Starts with TREL
2 words
trellis
trellising
Starts with TREM
1 words
tremulate
Starts with TREN
2 words
trench
trendify
Starts with TREP
2 words
trepan
trephine
Starts with TRES
1 words
tress

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