Verbs That Start with M and End with ATE

Explore 61 verified English verbs starting with M and ending with ATE, including Mate, Moderate, Motivate, Mandate, Manipulate, Mediate and Mitigate. Sort these action words and doing words by word length for active storytelling, resume action verbs, and grammar lessons below, or review conjugation tables and tense rules in our verb grammar guide.

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mate
mandate
manipulate
masturbate
marinate
matriculate
macerate
machinate
maturate
maculate
manducate
machicolate
malleate
marginate
mancipate
malappropriate
malaxate
mangulate
mediate
meditate
medicate
menstruate
methylate
meliorate
metricate
mercurate
mitigate
migrate
miscalculate
militate
misappropriate
misstate
misallocate
mistranslate
miseducate
micturate
misestimate
mislocate
mismate
microencapsulate
misarticulate
miscegenate
misdate
misevaluate
misrelate
mispunctuate
misrate
microgenerate
misappreciate
miscreate
moderate
motivate
modulate
morigerate
mutate
mutilate
muriate
multiplicate
mussitate

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