Verbs Starting with RE and Containing J

Browse 23 valid English verbs starting with RE and containing J, from Reject, Rejoice, Rejoin, Rejuvenate, Rejoicing, Readjust and Reinjure 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 REA
1 words
readjust
Starts with REE
2 words
reenjoy
reeject
Starts with REI
2 words
reinjure
reinject
Starts with REJ
13 words
reject
rejoice
rejoin
rejuvenate
rejoicing
rejig
rejigger
rejudge
rejuggle
rejuvenesce
rejacket
rejuvenize
rejourn
Starts with REO
1 words
reobject
Starts with REP
1 words
reproject
Starts with RES
2 words
resubject
resojourn
Starts with RET
1 words
retroject

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