A word that tells us about an action, an activity, a process, or a state of being is called a verb. For example, in the following sentences, the words written in bold are verbs.
- I feel much happier now.
- The older man owned several flats.
- The baby always liked boats and sailing.
You have seen each word written in bolds are verbs. In the first sentence, the verb begins with ‘f,’ and in the second and third sentences, it begins with ‘o’ and ‘l,’ respectively. This means verbs in English can start with any word, but in this article, we have listed 200+ verbs that start with e. Except one of them, all the verbs listed below are regular.Â
- EarmarkÂ
- EditorializeÂ
- EarnÂ
- EchoÂ
- EarthÂ
- EaseÂ
- Ebb
- EavesdropÂ
- EclipseÂ
- Eddy
- EconomizeÂ
- EdgeÂ
- EffaceÂ
- EdifyÂ
- EjaculateÂ
- EditÂ
- EggÂ
- EducateÂ
- EffervesceÂ
- EkeÂ
- EjectÂ
- ElaborateÂ
- Eat (ate, eaten)
- ElapseÂ
- EmailÂ
- ElbowÂ
- EmanateÂ
- Elect
- Emancipate Â
- ElectrifyÂ
- Emasculate
- ElectroplateÂ
- EmbalmÂ
- Elevate
- EmbargoÂ
- ElicitÂ
- Embark
- EliminateÂ
- Embarrass
- ElongateÂ
- EmbellishÂ
- ElopeÂ
- EmbitterÂ
- ElucidateÂ
- Embezzle
- EludeÂ
- EmbedÂ
- EnactÂ
- EmblazonÂ
- EmbroiderÂ
- EmbodyÂ
- Enamel
- EmboldenÂ
- EncapsulateÂ
- EmbossÂ
- EmbraceÂ
- EmbroilÂ
- EmendÂ
- Emerge
- Encase Â
- EmigrateÂ
- Enchant
- EmitÂ
- EncircleÂ
- EmpathizeÂ
- Enclose
- EmphasizeÂ
- Enable
- Employ
- EncodeÂ
- EmpowerÂ
- Encompass
- Empty
- EncounterÂ
- EmulateÂ
- Encamp
- EmulsifyÂ
- Excel
- EncourageÂ
- Excerpt
- Encroach
- ExchangeÂ
- EncryptÂ
- Encumber
- ExclaimÂ
- EndÂ
- Endanger
- Exhibit Â
- EndearÂ
- Excommunicate
- EndeavourÂ
- Exit
- ErectÂ
- Entitle
- Enfeeble
- EndorseÂ
- Enfold
- EndowÂ
- EndureÂ
- EnergizeÂ
- EnervateÂ
- EnforceÂ
- EnfranchiseÂ
- EngageÂ
- EngenderÂ
- EngineerÂ
- EngraveÂ
- EngulfÂ
- EnhanceÂ
- EnjoinÂ
- EnlargeÂ
- Enlighten
- Excite Â
- EnlistÂ
- EnlivenÂ
- EnmeshÂ
- EnnobleÂ
- EnquireÂ
- EnrageÂ
- EnrichÂ
- EnrollÂ
- EnshrineÂ
- EnshroudÂ
- Enslave
- EnthroneÂ
- EnsnareÂ
- EnsueÂ
- EnsureÂ
- EntailÂ
- EntangleÂ
- Erupt
- EnterÂ
- EntertainÂ
- Epoxy
- Enthrall
- Equal Â
- EnthuseÂ
- EnticeÂ
- EntombÂ
- Entrance
- EqualizeÂ
- Entrap
- EquateÂ
- EntreatÂ
- Entrench
- EquipÂ
- EntrustÂ
- ExceedÂ
- EntwineÂ
- EquivocateÂ
- Enumerate
- EradicateÂ
- EnunciateÂ
- EnvelopÂ
- Erase
- EnvisageÂ
- EpitomizeÂ
- ErodeÂ
- ErrÂ
- EscalateÂ
- Excise
- EscapeÂ
- ExactÂ
- EschewÂ
- EscortÂ
- EspouseÂ
- Evangelize
- EspyÂ
- EssayÂ
- EstablishÂ
- EsteemÂ
- EstimateÂ
- EtchÂ
- EulogizeÂ
- EvacuateÂ
- EvadeÂ
- EvaluateÂ
- Evoke
- Evaporate
- ExploreÂ
- EvenÂ
- EvictÂ
- ExasperateÂ
- EvinceÂ
- Exploit
- EviscerateÂ
- Excavate
- EvolveÂ
- ExacerbateÂ
- ExaggerateÂ
- ExaltÂ
- Examine
- ExcludeÂ
- Excoriate
- ExculpateÂ
- ExemplifyÂ
- Excrete
- Exempt Â
- Excuse
- Exhaust Â
- Execute
- ExhortÂ
- ExerciseÂ
- ExertÂ
- Exhilarate
- ExfoliateÂ
- ExhaleÂ
- ExhumeÂ
- ExileÂ
- ExistÂ
- ExonerateÂ
- ExorcizeÂ
- Expand
- ExplicateÂ
- ExpatiateÂ
- ExplodeÂ
- Expatriate
- ExpiateÂ
- ExpectÂ
- Expectorate
- ExplainÂ
- ExpediteÂ
- ExpelÂ
- Expire
- ExperienceÂ
- ExperimentÂ
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