VERBS STARTING WITH V

Verb

Definition

Synonyms

vacate

to empty

abandon, abdicate, leave

vacation

to take it time off from continuous work

holiday, break, rest

vaccinate

to take a shot in stimulate to stop disease

immunize, inoculate, inject

vacillate

to waver earlier and forth and also be unable to choose in between options

fluctuate, waiver, teeter

vacuum

to eliminate dirt utilizing a tool that sucks up dirt

clean, hoover, suction clean

valet

to work-related parking or cleaning cars

park, attend, detail

validate

to check the accuracy the something

authenticate, certify, vet

value

to recognize the worth of something

estimate, assess, appraise

vamp

to effort to attract admiration or desire

preen, seduce, flirt

vandalize

to damage someone else"s property

wreck, destroy, trash

vanish

to become invisible

dematerialize, disappear, dissolve

vanquish

to defeat

beat, best, conquer

vaporize

to transform into gas through heating

aerate, boil, evaporate

varnish

to brush top top a clear, protective coating

finish, paint, shellac

vary

to reason something to different from miscellaneous else

alter, change, deviate

vault

to leap over something

hurdle, clear, bound

veer

to revolve or swerve sharply

avert, bend, careen

vend

to offer for sale

peddle, hawk, sell

venerate

to to the with an excellent respect

admire, adulate, respect

vent

to complain about something

release, discharge, let out

ventilate

to to disclose to air

aerate, circulate, oxygenate

venture

to proceed with miscellaneous that has an facet of risk

attempt, set forth, proceed

verbalize

to usage words come express something

articulate, express, say

verge

to be on the border or edge

approach, contiguous, touch on

verify

to confirm

affirm, attest, validate

vest

to provide authority

empower, authorize, sanction

vet

to advice in a thorough way

appraise, judge, assess

veto

to refuse to authorize a invoice or reject a propose act

overrule, reject, refuse approval

vex

to reason irritation or frustration

annoy, upset, irk

vibrate

to shiver quickly

shake, quiver, quaver

victimize

to cheat, silly or harm

bamboozle, exploit, swindle

videotape

to capture an occasion in video clip format

film, video, record

vie

to strive to success something

compete, contend, contest

view

to look at

observe, see, watch

vilify

to express negative things about a human or thing

malign, disparage, denigrate

vindicate

to show that one is no guilty

acquit, exonerate, clear

violate

to rest a law or agreement

breach, disobey, infract

visit

to speak to on who to invest time with them

call on, go by, drop in

visualize

to type a mental picture of something

picture, envision, imagine

vocalize

to express v the voice

articulate, enunciate, speak

voice

to express v words

state, assert, utter

void

to invalidate

nullify, invalidate, cancel

volley

to struggle something to store it in the air

hit, knock, return

volunteer

to give without gift asked

offer, give, donate

vomit

to eject the contents of the stomach v the mouth

throw up, hurl, puke

vote

to get involved in one election

cast a ballot, aye or nay, choose

vouch

to confirm the value or merit

affirm, assert, support

vouchsafe

to give or execute something as a favor

award, grant, bestow upon

vow

to promise

pledge, commit, attest

voyage

to walk on a long trip

expedition, pilgrimage, journey