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transitive verb

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Noun

1. transitive verb form

2. verb

Usage
EVERYTHING WILL BE OK: Hope is a verb - Marblehead Current
The argument structure of have and other transitive verbs - Cambridge University Press & Assessment
How our urgent priorities change as we age and procrastination can slip in - The Topeka Capital-Journal
A Word, Please: ‘Graduate’ is a grammatical free-for-all - Los Angeles Times
In a Word: I’ll Procrastinate Tomorrow - The Saturday Evening Post
LEX in the CITY: Tackling tough questions - Claremont COURIER
The feebleness of ‘transitive property’ - The Spectator
Detecting directional forces in the evolution of grammar: A case study of the English perfect with intransitives across EEBO, COHA, and Google Books | Humanities and Social Sciences Communications - Nature
Sit on it, Potsie - Wilmington Star-News
Grammar Gourmet: Set it straight and you’ll be sitting pretty - Smiley Pete Publishing
The Power of Ignoring: Filtering Input for Argument Structure Acquisition - Perkins - 2022 - Cognitive Science - Wiley Online Library
Is uniqueness sustainable? - Yale Insights
Cracking the case: Is there propaganda behind propagation? - Columbia Journalism Review
20 Common Grammar Mistakes That (Almost) Everyone Makes - LitReactor
Production Before Comprehension in the Emergence of Transitive Constructions in Dutch Child Language - Frontiers
It wasn’t me! Responsibility and agency in ergative verbs - Cambridge University Press & Assessment
A Word, Please: Lay and lie can even trip up the dictionary - Los Angeles Times
English verbs can omit their objects when they describe routines - Cambridge University Press & Assessment
A Word, Please: A sunbather shares her expert opinion on ‘laying out’ - Los Angeles Times
Transitive expletive constructions in Swedish - Cambridge University Press & Assessment
Watch The Lay of the Lie/Lay Land | Comma Queen - The New Yorker
Column: Wake, waken, awake and awaken - Current Publishing
A word that sounds dirty, but isn’t - Columbia Journalism Review
The antipassive and verbal projections | Journal of Linguistics - Cambridge University Press & Assessment
Resign: Transitive or intransitive? - The New Indian Express
A Word, Please: Did the ship founder or flounder? Maybe both - Los Angeles Times
ON LANGUAGE; LAVISH IN ON (Published 1984) - The New York Times
Wood on Words: Unlike Congress, ‘do’ does quite a bit - Rockford Register Star
To Twitter or to Tweet? - inc.com
Word invented by ‘The Simpsons’ added to the dictionary - New York Post
The Ethics (and Crime) of Plagiarism - HowStuffWorks
William Shurcliff’s “Fission Vocabulary” - Restricted Data: The Nuclear Secrecy Blog
Stuff happens: opening up to intransitive Japanese verbs - The Japan Times
Phrase of the week - The Jamestown Press
Monique Keiran: I'm tired, you're tired, they're tired - Times Colonist
'To Escape' or 'To Escape From' - The New Indian Express
Is 'resign' a transitive or intransitive verb? - The New Indian Express
Using the Passive Voice - VOA - Voice of America English News
Someone made them disappear - Gulf News
Universal Brands and Their Verbified Counterparts - The New Indian Express
English blues - The New Indian Express
The Google graveyard: Remembering three dead search engines - Engadget
ON LANGUAGE (Published 1987) - The New York Times
‘Embiggen’ Is In The Dictionary After Finally Having Its Cromulence Recognised - pedestrian.tv
‘Pa-xerox?’ Sorry, you can’t say that again - Inquirer.net
ON LANGUAGE; BY William Safire (Published 1982) - The New York Times
Franking face? No! You either frown at or frank upon - Punch Newspapers
"F*** it": Federal Court throws the (grammar) book at Westpac over unconscionable rate-rigging attempt - Australian Broadcasting Corporation
Every nook and corner is an Indian English expression - The New Indian Express
KS3 Drama: Tips for acting in a Shakespeare play - BBC
NYT Wordle #1741 Solved: Hints, Answer and Strategies for March 26, 2026 Puzzle - International Business Times Australia
Foreign Language Equivalents
Foreign Language Equivalents of 'transitive verb'
Language Equivalent   Language Equivalent
French    Spanish
Misspellings - Typos
transiyive verb,   transitive vorb,   tarnsitive verb,   transitive vetb,   transitive vebr,   tranistive verb,   trnsitive verb,   tramsitive verb,   transitive erb,   trasitive verb,   teansitive verb,   transitive verv,   transitivee verb,   transitiive verb,   transituve verb,   transitive berb,   transitiv everb,   transitive ver,   ransitive verb,   transtive verb,   rtansitive verb,   tansitive verb,   transitve verb,   ttransitive verb,   trasnitive verb,   transiive verb,   transitivw verb,   transitive vern,   transitove verb,   trabsitive verb,   transitvie verb,   ttansitive verb,   transitive verrb,   transitive evrb,   transitive vwrb,   rransitive verb,   transitive verbb,   transitie verb,   transitive vverb,   transitive vrb,   transitive veerb,   transitibe verb,   transitivve verb,   tranditive verb,   transitice verb,   transitiv verb,   transsitive verb,   trransitive verb,   tranitive verb,   transitive vrrb,   transutive verb,   transiitve verb,   transitivev erb,   transitivr verb,   trsnsitive verb,   transitiev verb,   transittive verb,   transitive veeb,   transitive verb,   yransitive verb,   trnasitive verb,   transitive cerb,   transirive verb,   transotive verb,   trannsitive verb,   transiitive verb,   transitiveverb,   traansitive verb,   transitive veb,   tranaitive verb,   transitive vreb,   transtiive verb
Words Starting with Letter - 'A'
a a battery a billion
a bit a bit much a capella singing
a cappella singing a couple of a few
a fortiori a good deal a great deal
a horizon a hundred a hundred and one
a hundred thousand a hundred times a kempis
a la carte a la mode a level
a little a lot a million
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