Verbs Starting with C and Containing EM

Browse 27 valid English verbs starting with C and containing EM, from Condemn, Cement, Contemplate, Complement, Commemorate, Cremate and Contemn to rarer terms. Check definitions and spelling below, or visit our verb grammar guide to review conjugation tables and tense rules.

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Starts with CA
2 words
casemate
caremonger
Starts with CE
2 words
cement
ceremonialize
chemisorb
chemolyze
chemicalize
Starts with CI
2 words
cinematograph
cinematize
Starts with CL
1 words
clem
condemn
contemplate
complement
commemorate
contemn
contemporize
counterdemonstrate
counterdemand
coemploy
contemper
coredeem
coemanate
coembrace
coempt
coembody
Starts with CR
2 words
cremate
creem

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