2024 AFCT Word List Real Exam Questions And Correct Detailed Answers.

Abhor - correct answer Detest, loathe, resent, despise, hate. Abode - correct answer Residence, dwelling, domicile, home. Abort - correct answer cancel, terminate, h alt, call off, abandon, stop Abrupt - correct answer Sudden, unexpected, unforeseen, precipitate Abstemious - correct answer Temperate, moderate, restrained, self-disciplined Abyss - correct answer Gulf, chasm, void, pit Acquisition - correct answer Purchase, procurement, takeover, attainment Adage - correct answer Proverb, aphorism, maxim, saying, cliche, jargon Adjacent - correct answer Next to, adjoining, neighboring, contiguous Admonition - correct answer Warning, reprimand, rebuke, caution Adorn - correct answer Decorate, embellish, ornament, beautify Advocate - correct answer support, champion, endorse, promote, uphold, advocate Agile - correct answer Nimble, quick, fleet, spry, lithe Allegation - correct answer Accusation, charge, claim, assertion Allude - correct answer Suggest, infer, hint, imply, refer Articulate - correct answer Expressive, eloquent, coherent, lucid Assail - correct answer Attack, assault, bombard, besiege Assert - correct answer declare, proclaim, affirm, state, claim, maintain, assert Attrition - correct answer Erosion, diminish, dwindle, weakening, wearing down, depletion Balk - correct answer hesitate, resist, refuse, object, recoil, demur Bamboozle - correct answer Deceive, hoodwink, trick, dupe Bane - correct answer Affliction, curse, scourge, nuisance. Berate - correct answer Scold, reprimand, rebuke, chastise, lambaste Boast - correct answer Brag, flaunt, swagger, vaunt, show off Boring - correct answer dull, tedious, monotonous Brattle - correct answer clatter, rattle, clack Brawn - correct answer muscle, might, power Broach - correct answer introduce, raise, mention Canny - correct answer astute, shrewd, clever, savvy Cede - correct answer surrender, yield, relinquish Chronicle - correct answer history, record, narrative Communique - correct answer Bulletin, statement, declaration, announcement Concur - correct answer Agree, coincide, assent, accord Conspiracy - correct answer Plot, scheme, collusion, intrigue Construe - correct answer Interpret, understand, explain, deduce Contaminate - correct answer pollute, taint, infect, spoil, adulterate, defile Contentious - correct answer Controversial, quarrelsome/quarrel, disputed, divisive, debatable Coroner - correct answer Medical examiner, forensic examiner, pathologist Creed - correct answer belief, doctrine, dogma, faith, ideology, tenet Cultivate - correct answer Grow, nurture, foster, develop Cynical - correct answer Skeptical/skepticism, distrustful, pessimistic, jaded Debatable - correct answer Controversial, questionable, arguable, disputable Deciphered - correct answer Decode, decrypt, interpret, translate Decorum - correct answer Propriety, etiquette, protocol, civility Decry - correct answer Denounce, condemn, criticize, censure Demoralized - correct answer Definition: Having lost confidence or hope; disheartened. Example: The team felt demoralized after losing the championship game. Synonyms: Disheartened, discouraged, dispirited, crestfallen Depleted - correct answer Definition: To use up the supply or resources of. Example: Years of overfishing had depleted the once-rich marine ecosystem. Synonyms: Exhausted, drained, consumed, used up Destiny - correct answer Definition: The events that will necessarily happen to a particular person or thing in the future. Example: She believed in fate and felt her destiny was predetermined. Synonyms: Fate, fortune, providence, predestination Destitution - correct answer Definition: Extreme poverty; complete lack of the means of subsistence. Example: The charity aimed to provide relief to families living in destitution. Synonyms: Poverty, impoverishment, indigence, penury