Fix incorrect PS verbs [fixes MicrosoftDocs#1124]

Author: Stephen Tramer

docs-conceptual/azps-1.8.0/get-started-azureps.md

@@ -53,7 +53,7 @@ the sign-in process and authentication methods, see [Sign in with Azure PowerShe
 
 ## Find commands
 
-Azure PowerShell cmdlets follow a standard naming convention for PowerShell, `VERB-NOUN`. The verb describes the action (examples include `Create`, `Get`, `Set`, `Delete`)
+Azure PowerShell cmdlets follow a standard naming convention for PowerShell, `VERB-NOUN`. The verb describes the action (examples include `New`, `Get`, `Set`, `Remove`)
 and the noun describes the resource type (examples include `AzVM`, `AzKeyVaultCertificate`, `AzFirewall`, `AzVirtualNetworkGateway`). Nouns in Azure PowerShell always start with the prefix `Az`. For the full list of standard verbs, see [Approved verbs for PowerShell Commands](/powershell/developer/cmdlet/approved-verbs-for-windows-powershell-commands).
 
 Knowing the nouns, verbs, and the Azure PowerShell modules available help you find commands with the [Get-Command](/powershell/module/microsoft.powershell.core/get-command) cmdlet. For example, to find all VM-related commands that use the `Get` verb:

docs-conceptual/azps-2.3.2/get-started-azureps.md

@@ -53,7 +53,7 @@ the sign-in process and authentication methods, see [Sign in with Azure PowerShe
 
 ## Find commands
 
-Azure PowerShell cmdlets follow a standard naming convention for PowerShell, `VERB-NOUN`. The verb describes the action (examples include `Create`, `Get`, `Set`, `Delete`)
+Azure PowerShell cmdlets follow a standard naming convention for PowerShell, `VERB-NOUN`. The verb describes the action (examples include `New`, `Get`, `Set`, `Remove`)
 and the noun describes the resource type (examples include `AzVM`, `AzKeyVaultCertificate`, `AzFirewall`, `AzVirtualNetworkGateway`). Nouns in Azure PowerShell always start with the prefix `Az`. For the full list of standard verbs, see [Approved verbs for PowerShell Commands](/powershell/developer/cmdlet/approved-verbs-for-windows-powershell-commands).
 
 Knowing the nouns, verbs, and the Azure PowerShell modules available help you find commands with the [Get-Command](/powershell/module/microsoft.powershell.core/get-command) cmdlet. For example, to find all VM-related commands that use the `Get` verb: