Verbs Starting with D and Containing X

This list gathers 28 English verbs starting with D and containing X, such as Detox, Duplex, Dox, Detoxify, Decontextualize, Desex and Deoxidize. Use the sorting controls below to organize entries by length, or consult our verb grammar guide to review conjugation tables and tense rules.

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detox
detoxify
decontextualize
desex
deoxidize
deindex
detax
deoxygenate
decarboxylate
demultiplex
desexualize
detoxicate
dewax
deflexed
deflex
dextrinize
deoxygenize
deoxidate
deflux
defix
dextrinate
diplex
disintoxicate
disannex
disexcommunicate
Starts with DO
2 words
dox
dorsiflex
Starts with DU
1 words
duplex

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