Positive verbs that start with V

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  • Validate

    v. · capable, thoughtful

    To confirm that something is sound or recognize that a feeling is real.

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    The follow-up test will validate the safer design.

  • Valorize

    v. · thoughtful, hopefulless common

    To recognize or increase the worth of something.

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    The exhibition will valorize crafts long dismissed as ordinary.

  • Value

    v. · kind, thoughtful

    To recognize the worth or importance of someone or something.

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    Strong teams value careful questions as much as quick answers.

  • Vanquish

    v. · resilient, hopeful

    To overcome a serious obstacle or difficulty completely.

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    Careful treatment helped her finally vanquish the persistent infection.

  • Venerate

    v. · thoughtful, kind

    To regard someone or something with deep respect.

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    The community continues to venerate those who protected the forest.

  • Verify

    v. · capable, thoughtful

    To check and confirm that something is true or accurate.

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    Please verify the address before sending the medical supplies.

  • Vindicate

    v. · resilient, hopeful

    To clear from blame or prove to be right.

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    New photographs may vindicate the driver accused of carelessness.

  • Vitalize

    v. · energetic, hopefulless common

    To give strength, energy, or life to someone or something.

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    The new trees will vitalize the shaded school courtyard.

  • Vivify

    v. · energetic, joyfulless common

    To make something more lively, vivid, or animated.

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    A few personal stories vivify the science lesson.

  • Vouch

    v. · thoughtful, capable

    To express confidence in someone's character or ability.

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    Two former clients can vouch for the builder's careful work.

  • Vouchsafe

    v. · kind, thoughtfulless common

    To grant or offer something as a special favor.

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    The archivist vouchsafed access to the newly restored letters.