Verbs That Start with PRES

Find 44 valid English verbs starting with PRES, including Present, Press, Pressure, Preserve, Prescribe, Presume and Preset. Check definitions and usage below, or visit our verb grammar guide to review conjugation tables and tense rules.

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presage
presanctify
presbyterianize
prescribe
prescreen
preschedule
prescind
prescore
present
preserve
preset
preseason
preselect
presell
presettle
preship
preshrink
preshape
preside
presift
presignal
presignify
preslice
presoak
presort
presolve
prespecify
presplit
press
pressure
pressurize
pressgang
prestressed
prestress
prest
presterilize
prestamp
prestructure
prestore
presume
presuppose
presurvey
presurmise
presweeten

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