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Every day we speak and hear countless verbs with different meanings. To learn more, check out verbs with the letter U!
Per Maria Luiza Valeriano
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Therefore, knowing several verbs is important for good communication. With that in mind, we separate verbs with the letter U, check out!
Verbs with U
- boast
- boast
- roar
- place
- howl
- ulcerate
- finalize
- ultra heat
- ultracentrifuge
- ultracompress
- ultraexist
- ultrafilter
- outrage
- ultramontanize
- to surpass
- prove
- ultraromanticize
- howl
- umar
- moisten
- moisten
- humidify
- unanimize
- unify
- unanimize
- unite
- undulate
- anoint
- unguent
- nail
- unify
- uniform
- standardize
- unitize
- universalize
- univocate
- grease
- level up
- urate
- uranize
- urbanize
- warp
- urge
- urinate
- roar
- bear
- sting
- nettle
- vulture
- to use
- machine
- use
- use
- use
- ustular
- usucapir
- enjoy
- enjoy
- enjoy
- usury
- usurp
- use
- utensil
- use
- utopianize
- grape
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