Positive verbs that start with T

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  • Teach

    v. · kind, capable

    To help someone gain knowledge, judgment, or skill.

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    The demonstration will teach visitors how to test the water safely.

  • Tend

    v. · kind, thoughtful

    To care for someone or something attentively.

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    Neighbors tended the garden while its owner recovered.

  • Thank

    v. · kind, joyful

    To express gratitude or appreciation.

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    We thanked the volunteers for their patient work.

  • Thrill

    v. · joyful, energetic

    To fill someone with excitement and delight.

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    The surprise visit will thrill the children.

  • Thrive

    v. · hopeful, joyful

    To grow strongly, develop well, or prosper.

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    Children thrive when they feel safe enough to ask questions.

  • Tickle

    v. · joyful, energetic

    To amuse or delight someone in a lighthearted way.

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    The silly rhyme will tickle younger readers.

  • Toast

    v. · joyful, kind

    To celebrate someone or something by raising a drink.

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    The guests toasted the couple's happy future.

  • Trailblaze

    v. · hopeful, capable

    To create a new path or method for others to follow.

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    The researchers trailblaze affordable ways to store clean energy.

  • Train

    v. · capable, kind

    To teach and develop a skill through practice.

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    Experienced guides train every new volunteer.

  • Transcend

    v. · hopeful, resilient

    To rise above an ordinary limit or difficulty.

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    Their friendship helped transcend old divisions.

  • Transform

    v. · hopeful, capable

    To change something greatly into a better form or condition.

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    The new roof will transform the hall into a year-round space.

  • Treasure

    v. · kind, joyful

    To value and care for someone or something greatly.

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    They treasure the letters their grandfather wrote.

  • Trust

    v. · calm, thoughtful

    To rely on the honesty, ability, or dependability of someone or something.

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    People can trust the result because the method is published.

  • Try

    v. · hopeful, resilient

    To make a sincere effort toward an aim.

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    She will try again with a clearer plan.

  • Turbocharge

    v. · energetic, hopeful

    To improve or accelerate something with exceptional energy.

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    The grant will turbocharge repairs across the school district.

  • Twinkle

    v. · joyful, energetic

    To shine with small flashes or lively happiness.

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    Her eyes twinkle when she tells the story.