Verbs That Start with PREA

Find 30 valid English verbs starting with PREA, including Preach, Preamble, Preamp, Preapprove, Prearrange, Preauthorize and Preassign. Check definitions and usage below, or visit our verb grammar guide to review conjugation tables and tense rules.

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preabsorb
preach
preact
preachify
preacquaint
preaccuse
preadmit
preadjust
preadapt
preadopt
preadmonish
prealter
preallot
preamble
preamp
preamplify
preambulate
preannounce
preannex
preapprove
preappoint
preapply
prearrange
prearm
preassign
preassess
preattune
preauthorize
preaudit
preaver

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