Verbs Starting With EX
Here's the list of all the 503 Verbs Starting With EX in the English Language.
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| experience | 1. undergo or live through a difficult experience 2. have firsthand knowledge of states, situations, emotions, or sensations More Definitions → |
| example | More Definitions → |
| exchange | 1. give to, and receive from, one another 2. exchange or replace with another, usually of the same kind or category More Definitions → |
| express | 1. give expression to 2. articulate; either verbally or with a cry, shout, or noise More Definitions → |
| existing | More Definitions → |
| expected | More Definitions → |
| except | 1. object to 2. prevent from being included or considered or accepted More Definitions → |
| ex | More Definitions → |
| exercise | 1. put to use 2. carry out or practice; as of jobs and professions More Definitions → |
| expert | More Definitions → |
| extended | More Definitions → |
| expect | 1. regard something as probable or likely 2. consider obligatory; request and expect More Definitions → |
| explore | 1. inquire into 2. travel to or penetrate into More Definitions → |
| exist | 1. have an existence, be extant 2. support oneself More Definitions → |
| explain | 1. make plain and comprehensible 2. define More Definitions → |
| expressed | More Definitions → |
| export | 1. sell or transfer abroad 2. transfer (electronic data) out of a database or document in a format that can be used by other programs More Definitions → |
| expand | 1. extend in one or more directions 2. become larger in size or volume or quantity More Definitions → |
| experienced | More Definitions → |
| exit | 1. move out of or depart from 2. lose the lead More Definitions → |
| exact | 1. claim as due or just 2. take as an undesirable consequence of some event or state of affairs More Definitions → |
| expertise | More Definitions → |
| excess | More Definitions → |
| exciting | More Definitions → |
| exhibit | 1. show an attribute, property, knowledge, or skill 2. to show, make visible or apparent More Definitions → |
| expense | 1. reduce the estimated value of something More Definitions → |
| extend | 1. extend in scope or range or area 2. stretch out over a distance, space, time, or scope; run or extend between two points or beyond a certain point More Definitions → |
| experiment | 1. to conduct a test or investigation 2. try something new, as in order to gain experience More Definitions → |
| excel | 1. distinguish oneself More Definitions → |
| expanded | More Definitions → |
| exposed | More Definitions → |
| exceed | 1. be greater in scope or size than some standard 2. be superior or better than some standard More Definitions → |
| examine | 1. consider in detail and subject to an analysis in order to discover essential features or meaning 2. observe, check out, and look over carefully or inspect More Definitions → |
| excerpt | 1. take out of a literary work in order to cite or copy More Definitions → |
| extract | 1. remove, usually with some force or effort; also used in an abstract sense 2. get despite difficulties or obstacles More Definitions → |
| excited | More Definitions → |
| exclude | 1. prevent from being included or considered or accepted 2. prevent from entering; shut out More Definitions → |
| executed | More Definitions → |
| execute | 1. kill as a means of socially sanctioned punishment 2. murder in a planned fashion More Definitions → |
| exempt | 1. grant relief or an exemption from a rule or requirement to 2. grant exemption or release to More Definitions → |
| exhaust | 1. wear out completely 2. use up (resources or materials) More Definitions → |
| excuse | 1. accept an excuse for 2. grant exemption or release to More Definitions → |
| expired | More Definitions → |
| exploit | 1. use or manipulate to one's advantage 2. draw from; make good use of More Definitions → |
| exceeding | More Definitions → |
| executing | More Definitions → |
| exploited | More Definitions → |
| expose | 1. expose or make accessible to some action or influence 2. make known to the public information that was previously known only to a few people or that was meant to be kept a secret More Definitions → |
| excite | 1. arouse or elicit a feeling 2. act as a stimulant More Definitions → |
| expire | 1. lose validity 2. pass from physical life and lose all bodily attributes and functions necessary to sustain life More Definitions → |
| exile | 1. expel from a country More Definitions → |
| exhausted | More Definitions → |
| exchanged | More Definitions → |
| exporting | More Definitions → |
| exercising | More Definitions → |
| excursion | More Definitions → |
| excise | 1. remove by erasing or crossing out or as if by drawing a line 2. levy an excise tax on More Definitions → |
| explode | 1. cause to burst with a violent release of energy 2. burst outward, usually with noise More Definitions → |
| exploded | More Definitions → |
| excused | More Definitions → |
| extinct | More Definitions → |
| expelled | 1. force to leave or move out 2. remove from a position or office More Definitions → |
| exaggerated | More Definitions → |
| exert | 1. put to use 2. have and exercise More Definitions → |
| expedite | 1. speed up the progress of; facilitate 2. process fast and efficiently More Definitions → |
| exalted | More Definitions → |
| expatriate | 1. expel from a country 2. move away from one's native country and adopt a new residence abroad More Definitions → |
| exemplified | 1. be typical of 2. clarify by giving an example of More Definitions → |
| expend | 1. use up, consume fully 2. pay out More Definitions → |
| exhilarating | More Definitions → |
| exhausting | More Definitions → |
| extinguished | More Definitions → |
| exacting | More Definitions → |
| expel | 1. force to leave or move out 2. remove from a position or office More Definitions → |
| extinguishing | More Definitions → |
| exchequer | More Definitions → |
| excelled | 1. distinguish oneself More Definitions → |
| exacerbate | 1. make worse 2. exasperate or irritate More Definitions → |
| extinguish | 1. extinguish by crushing 2. put an end to; kill More Definitions → |
| exhale | 1. expel air 2. give out (breath or an odor) More Definitions → |
| exemplify | 1. be typical of 2. clarify by giving an example of More Definitions → |
| exaggerate | 1. to enlarge beyond bounds or the truth 2. do something to an excessive degree More Definitions → |
| excruciating | More Definitions → |
| extenuating | More Definitions → |
| extrapolate | 1. draw from specific cases for more general cases 2. estimate the value of something based on known values More Definitions → |
| exasperated | More Definitions → |
| exonerated | More Definitions → |
| exclaim | 1. utter aloud; often with surprise, horror, or joy 2. state or announce More Definitions → |
| exterminate | 1. kill en masse; kill on a large scale; kill many 2. destroy completely, as if down to the roots More Definitions → |
| exalt | 1. praise, glorify, or honor 2. fill with sublime emotion More Definitions → |
| expound | 1. add details, as to an account or idea; clarify the meaning of and discourse in a learned way, usually in writing 2. state More Definitions → |
| excavate | 1. recover through digging 2. find by digging in the ground More Definitions → |
| expelling | 1. force to leave or move out 2. remove from a position or office More Definitions → |
| exult | 1. feel extreme happiness or elation 2. to express great joy More Definitions → |
| extol | 1. praise, glorify, or honor More Definitions → |
| expending | More Definitions → |
| exacerbating | More Definitions → |
| exude | 1. release (a liquid) in drops or small quantities 2. make apparent by one's mood or behavior More Definitions → |
| excelling | 1. distinguish oneself More Definitions → |
| exterminated | More Definitions → |
| exclaiming | More Definitions → |
| extradite | 1. hand over to the authorities of another country More Definitions → |
| exhort | 1. spur on or encourage especially by cheers and shouts 2. force or impel in an indicated direction More Definitions → |
| expunge | 1. remove by erasing or crossing out or as if by drawing a line More Definitions → |
| extricate | 1. release from entanglement of difficulty More Definitions → |
| extort | 1. obtain through intimidation 2. obtain by coercion or intimidation More Definitions → |
| extolling | 1. praise, glorify, or honor More Definitions → |
| exfoliate | 1. spread by opening the leaves of 2. cast off in scales, laminae, or splinters More Definitions → |
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