Verbs that start with V

Vis forVandalize

Vandalize means to damage or ruin something on purpose, often without caring who owns it. It can include breaking, scratching, or defacing public or private property.

People vandalize walls, signs, buses, or books to change how they look. The damage is usually done secretly or as an act of mischief. Vandalism is illegal in many places.

Shelby L. Bell / CC BY-SA

Photo of a scene vanishing into the mist

Vis forVanish

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Something vanishes when it changes from you being able to see it, to not being able to see it. Something might vanish quickly or gradually. The picture is of a wall vanishing into the fog.
A similar word to vanish is disappear.

Xavi / CC BY-SA

Vis forVibrate

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Something vibrates when it moves backwards and forwards very quickly. If something vibrates fast enough, it produces a musical note. Musical instruments work by making a part of them vibrate in some way. The picture is of a vibrating guitar string.

~~jar{} / CC BY-SA

Vis forVote

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Voting is a way for a large group of people to come to an agreement about something. Everyone writes their decision on a piece of paper, then all the individual votes are counted up and the majority wins.
Most people are familiar with voting for a President or Prime Minister at election time.

Alberto Garcia / CC BY-SA