Verbs Starting with AD and Containing T

Explore 41 verified English verbs starting with AD and containing T, including Admit, Adult, Advantage, Adopt, Adventure, Advocate and Adjust. Browse these action words and doing words below, or review conjugation tables and tense rules in our verb grammar guide.

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Starts with ADA
2 words
adapt
adaunt
Starts with ADD
3 words
addict
adduct
addebt
Starts with ADE
2 words
adenylate
adempt
Starts with ADH
2 words
adhibit
adhort
Starts with ADI
2 words
adiate
adight
Starts with ADJ
6 words
adjust
adjudicate
adjugate
adjuvate
adject
adjute
Starts with ADM
5 words
admit
administer
administrate
adminiculate
admarginate
Starts with ADO
2 words
adopt
adoperate
Starts with ADR
2 words
adrogate
adrenalectomize
Starts with ADS
2 words
adstrict
adstipulate
Starts with ADU
7 words
adult
adulting
adulterate
adumbrate
adulate
adulterize
adulter
Starts with ADV
6 words
advantage
adventure
advocate
advertise
advert
advect

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