Positive verbs that start with L

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  • Land

    v. · capable, hopeful

    To secure or achieve something that was actively sought.

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    Priya worked steadily to land the apprenticeship she wanted.

  • Landscape

    v. · capable, hopeful

    To design and improve outdoor land for beauty or use.

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    Volunteers will landscape the courtyard with shade trees and herbs.

  • Laud

    v. · joyful, thoughtfulless common

    To praise someone or something for a worthy achievement.

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    Residents laud the volunteers who restored the neglected playground.

  • Laugh

    v. · joyful, energetic

    To express happiness or amusement with a natural sound or smile.

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    Everyone began to laugh when the puppy proudly carried in the broom.

  • Launch

    v. · energetic, hopeful

    To begin a new effort, project, or activity.

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    The library will launch a free reading club for local families.

  • Lead

    v. · capable, thoughtful

    To guide people or work toward a result.

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    She will lead the review and make sure every concern is recorded.

  • Leapfrog

    v. · hopeful, capable

    To advance quickly by surpassing an earlier stage or obstacle.

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    The new network could leapfrog years of unreliable service.

  • Learn

    v. · hopeful, capable

    To gain knowledge, skill, or understanding.

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    Teams learn faster when mistakes can be discussed safely.

  • Leaven

    v. · joyful, calmless common

    To make a situation lighter, warmer, or more enjoyable.

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    Her gentle humor helped leaven a demanding afternoon.

  • Lend

    v. · kind, capable

    To give something for temporary use or offer help and support.

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    Neighbors lend tools to anyone working in the shared garden.

  • Leverage

    v. · capable, thoughtful

    To use a resource effectively to achieve a better result.

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    The cooperative will leverage local knowledge to reduce food waste.

  • Liaise

    v. · kind, capable

    To communicate and cooperate so people or groups work smoothly.

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    Nora will liaise with both schools before the shared event.

  • Liberate

    v. · hopeful, resilient

    To free someone or something from an unfair limit or burden.

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    The new device can liberate patients from daily travel to the clinic.

  • Lift

    v. · joyful, hopeful

    To raise something or improve a person's mood or condition.

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    The choir's final song seemed to lift the whole audience.

  • Lighten

    v. · kind, calm

    To make a burden, mood, or situation less heavy or serious.

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    Sharing the work will lighten the load for every volunteer.

  • Like

    v. · joyful, kind

    To find someone or something pleasant, good, or enjoyable.

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    The children like the new library because it has quiet places to read.

  • Link

    v. · kind, capable

    To connect people, ideas, or things in a useful way.

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    The program will link new graduates with experienced mentors.

  • Listen

    v. · thoughtful, kind

    To give careful attention to sound or another person's words.

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    Good facilitators listen for concerns that have not yet been stated clearly.

  • Liven

    v. · energetic, joyful

    To make a place, event, or discussion more energetic.

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    Fresh music will liven the square during the market.

  • Loosen

    v. · calm, resilient

    To make something less tight, rigid, or restricted.

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    A short walk can loosen stiff muscles after a long journey.

  • Lounge

    v. · calm, joyful

    To rest in a relaxed and comfortable position.

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    Guests can lounge beside the pool after the hike.

  • Love

    v. · kind, joyful

    To care for someone or value something deeply.

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    They love the neighborhood enough to keep improving it.

  • Lull

    v. · calm, kind

    To calm or soothe someone into a peaceful state.

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    The steady rain can lull the baby to sleep.

  • Luxuriate

    v. · joyful, calmless common

    To take deep pleasure in comfort or a pleasant experience.

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    After the hike, they luxuriate in the warmth of the mineral pool.