Positive verbs that start with F

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20 verbs on FUpdated

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  • Facilitate

    v. · capable, thoughtful

    To make a process or action easier to complete.

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    Clear signs facilitate movement through the busy station.

  • Fact-check

    v. · thoughtful, capable

    To verify claims against reliable evidence and sources.

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    Editors fact-check every quotation before the magazine goes to print.

  • Fascinate

    v. · thoughtful, joyful

    To attract and hold someone's strong interest.

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    The fossils fascinate visitors of every age.

  • Felicitate

    v. · joyful, kindless common

    To congratulate someone or celebrate their success.

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    Colleagues gathered to felicitate Mei on her promotion.

  • Festoon

    v. · joyful, energetic

    To decorate something with attractive hanging arrangements.

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    Residents festoon the square with ribbons and paper stars.

  • Fete

    v. · joyful, kind

    To honor someone with warm public celebration.

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    The town will fete its retiring doctor on Saturday.

  • Fine-tune

    v. · capable, thoughtful

    To make small adjustments that improve performance.

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    The choir will fine-tune its timing before the concert.

  • Flourish

    v. · hopeful, joyful

    To grow, develop, or succeed in a healthy way.

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    Young trees flourish when they receive enough light and water.

  • Flow

    v. · calm, kind

    To move smoothly, steadily, and without obstruction.

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    Conversation began to flow once everyone had introduced themselves.

  • Flower

    v. · hopeful, joyful

    To bloom or develop into a healthy and attractive state.

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    With support, the young poet's confidence began to flower.

  • Focus

    v. · capable, calm

    To direct attention and effort toward a clear aim.

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    The team will focus on reopening the safest route first.

  • Foresee

    v. · thoughtful, capable

    To anticipate a future event or need.

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    Good planners foresee maintenance costs before construction begins.

  • Forgive

    v. · kind, resilient

    To release resentment after being wronged.

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    He chose to forgive after the apology was matched by repair.

  • Fortify

    v. · resilient, capable

    To strengthen something against difficulty or weakness.

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    Regular practice can fortify skills that feel uncertain at first.

  • Foster

    v. · kind, hopeful

    To encourage and support the growth of something valuable.

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    Shared projects foster trust between neighboring schools.

  • Freshen

    v. · joyful, energetic

    To make something cleaner, brighter, or more lively.

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    New paint will freshen the small waiting room.

  • Frolic

    v. · joyful, energetic

    To play and move about in a joyful way.

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    The lambs frolic across the meadow whenever the gate opens.

  • Fulfill

    v. · hopeful, capable

    To complete a promise, need, purpose, or ambition.

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    The new clinic will fulfill a long-standing community need.

  • Fund

    v. · kind, hopeful

    To provide money for a useful activity or need.

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    Local businesses fund the free summer lunch program.

  • Further

    v. · hopeful, capable

    To help advance a useful aim or development.

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    The scholarship will further her research into clean water systems.