50 Beautiful Advanced Verbs

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[suraiyasz]

1.To alter : to make sb/st different
2. To amend: to change a law, document slightly
3. To amplify: to add details
4. To balloon: to suddenly swell out or get bigger
5. To blab: to tell someone information that should be kept secret
6. To brief: to give someone information on something
7. To capture: to film, record, paint sb/st
8. To. Clasp : to hold something tightly in your hand
9. To clutch :to hold somebody/something tightly
10. To collide : to disagree strongly
11. To command : to tell somebody what to do
12. To. Cower : to bend low and/or move backwards because you are frightened
13. To crave : to have a very strong desire for something
14. To dash: to go somewhere quickly
15. To detect : to discover or notice something
16. To deviate: to do something in a different way from what is usual
17. To discern : to see or hear something usually with difficulty
18. To dismantle : to take something apart
19. To eavesdrop : to listen secretly to what other people are saying ( not good btw)
20. To escort : to go with somebody
21. To expose : to tell the true facts about a person or a situation
22. To glare :
23. To gravitate : to move towards st/sb you are attracted to
24. To gush : to express so much praise or emotion
25. To hobble : to walk with difficulty
26. To hover: to wait somewhere, especially near somebody in a uncertain manner
27. To ignite: to start to burn
28. To intertwine : to become closely connected with somebody or something
29. To lurk: to wait somewhere secretly
30. To mimic: to look or behave like st/sb else
31. To oppress:
32. To peer : to closely at something especially when you can not see it properly
33. To pinpoint : to be able to give exact reason for something

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1.To alter
2. To amend
3. To amplify
4. To balloon
5. To blab
6. To brief
7. To capture
8. To. Clasp
9. To clutch
10. To collide
11. To command
12. To. Cower
13. To crave
14. To dash
15. To detect
16. To deviate
17. To discern
18. To dismantle
19. To eavesdrop
20. To escort
21. To expose
22. To glare
23. To gravitate
24. To gush
25. To hobble
26. To hover
27. To ignite
28. To intertwine
29. To lurk
30. To mimic
31. To oppress
32. To peer
33. To pinpoint
34. To prune
35. To recoil
36. To reverberate
37. To saunter
38. To seize
39. To shatter
40. To shrivel
41. To slump
42. To struggle
43. To stumble
44. To trim
45. To upstage
46. To withdraw
47. To wrestle
48. To yank
49. To yearn
50. To zap

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Lucy, thank you so much for teaching us these beautiful advanced verbs! We appreciate it a lot! Take care and stay as amazing as you are now!

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[languistix]

This will be quite useful for when I have to write the next essay for English class in school :)
I have been using a few of them already but also never heard of some others

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"To prune" like cutting the dry branches of a plum tree.
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