Transitive Verbs That Start with UN and End with N

Explore 36 verified English transitive verbs starting with UN and ending with N, including Underpin, Unlearn, Unbutton, Unburden, Unban, Unfasten and Unfrozen. 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 UNB
3 words
unbutton
unburden
unban
Starts with UNC
5 words
unchain
uncrown
uncurtain
uncoffin
unchristen
Starts with UND
6 words
underpin
undersign
underman
underrun
underspin
underdrain
Starts with UNF
2 words
unfasten
unfrozen
Starts with UNG
1 words
ungown
Starts with UNH
1 words
unhappen
Starts with UNJ
1 words
unjoin
Starts with UNL
2 words
unlearn
unloosen
Starts with UNM
1 words
unman
Starts with UNP
5 words
unpin
unperson
unpen
unprison
unpoison
Starts with UNQ
1 words
unqueen
Starts with UNR
1 words
unrein
Starts with UNS
2 words
unstiffen
unseason
Starts with UNT
2 words
unturn
untin
Starts with UNW
3 words
unwoven
unwoman
unweapon

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