ability
absolute
account
accumulation
action
activity
actually
ad
added
addition
advantage
age
agency
agent
aggregate
aggregation
agreement
algorithm
allocation
allowance
ally
alternative
amount
analysis
answer
appetite
applicant
appraisal
appreciation
approach
approximation
arc
area
argument
array
arrow
article
aspect
assessment
asset
assignment
association
assumption
asymmetry
attempt
attorney
attribute
audience
author
available
average
aversion
axis
backward
balance
bank
bar
barrier
base
basic
basket
behavior
behaviour
being
belief
benchmark
benefit
best
bet
better
bi
blend
block
board
body
bond
book
boom
borrower
boundary
bound
box
bracket
branch
brand
break
breakthrough
budget
building
bundle
business
buy
buyer
calculation
call
campaign
can
capacity
cap
capital
case
cash
category
cell
center
certificate
chairman
challenge
change
character
characteristic
charge
chart
check
choice
circle
circumstance
citizen
claim
class
client
code
coefficient
collection
column
combination
commercial
commissioner
commitment
commodity
community
company
complete
completion
complex
component
composition
compromise
computer
concentration
concept
concern
condition
confidence
connection
consensus
consequence
consideration
constant
The verb represent, the main part of a sentence.
A verb is a part of speech that occurs in each sentence. It expresses an action (build, buy, call, climb, come) or describes a certain state (notice, owe, possess, prefer, realize). Apart from these two, there are auxiliary verbs. They do not have its own meaning, only a grammatical one.
Verbs are inflected for tenses. There are three groups of tenses, past, present and future. Past tenses reflect previous acvivities that took place, present describes actions that are happening now, while future tenses show predicted or planned activeness.
For more information referring to verbs we recommend to visit Wikipedia.
Below, there are examples of nouns used with the verb 'represent':
- ability
- absolute
- account
- accumulation
- action
Last updated: Sep 27, 2026
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