ASVAB 2026/2027 Updated Frequently Tested Questions And Verified
Answers With Rationales|100% Accurate Answers | Graded A+
abashed - ANSWER embarrassed, ill at ease, disconcerted
abyss - ANSWER something very deep,(usually a feature of land) empty space
advisable - ANSWER Worthy of being recommended or suggested
Synonyms: appropriate, sensible, desirable, prudent, commendable, judicious, sound, suggested
affluent - ANSWER wealthy, rich, stable
affront - ANSWER an insult, backhanded compliment
alcove - ANSWER a small recess opening off a larger room
alleged - ANSWER asserted, often doubted, suspect, questionable
allured - ANSWER to entice by charm; attract
amplify - ANSWER (v.) to make stronger, larger, greater, louder, or the like
antipathy - ANSWER strong dislike, disgust
antiquity - ANSWER old object, ruin
applicable - ANSWER Capable of being applied, relevant, suitable, appropriate, fit, apt, apposite
arrogant - ANSWER having or revealing an exaggerated sense of one's own importance, abilities, and
or opinions
, assertion - ANSWER a declaration or statement, the act of affirming or stating something
assess - ANSWER evaluate, determine, estimate, appraise , judge
assuage - ANSWER to soothe; to pacify; to ease the pain of; to relieve
atoll - ANSWER coral island
attentive - ANSWER alert and watchful; considerate; concentrating; thoughtful
authentic - ANSWER real, genuine, accurate, actual, original
belligerent - ANSWER (adj.) given to fighting, warlike; combative, aggressive; (n.) one at war, one
engaged in war, hot tempered, mean, quarrelsome
benefactor - ANSWER donor, patron, sponsor, philanthropist
betrothed - ANSWER engaged to be married, committed, spoken for.
brazen - ANSWER (adj.) shameless, impudent; made of brass, bold, cocky.
cacophony - ANSWER dissonance
canvass - ANSWER to poll, discuss issues, examine debate, investigate.
charge - ANSWER supervisory responsibility,. care, conduct, custody, supervise
Chivalry - ANSWER valor, gallantry, courage, courtesy
clerical - ANSWER pertaining to the clergy, holy, pastoral
Answers With Rationales|100% Accurate Answers | Graded A+
abashed - ANSWER embarrassed, ill at ease, disconcerted
abyss - ANSWER something very deep,(usually a feature of land) empty space
advisable - ANSWER Worthy of being recommended or suggested
Synonyms: appropriate, sensible, desirable, prudent, commendable, judicious, sound, suggested
affluent - ANSWER wealthy, rich, stable
affront - ANSWER an insult, backhanded compliment
alcove - ANSWER a small recess opening off a larger room
alleged - ANSWER asserted, often doubted, suspect, questionable
allured - ANSWER to entice by charm; attract
amplify - ANSWER (v.) to make stronger, larger, greater, louder, or the like
antipathy - ANSWER strong dislike, disgust
antiquity - ANSWER old object, ruin
applicable - ANSWER Capable of being applied, relevant, suitable, appropriate, fit, apt, apposite
arrogant - ANSWER having or revealing an exaggerated sense of one's own importance, abilities, and
or opinions
, assertion - ANSWER a declaration or statement, the act of affirming or stating something
assess - ANSWER evaluate, determine, estimate, appraise , judge
assuage - ANSWER to soothe; to pacify; to ease the pain of; to relieve
atoll - ANSWER coral island
attentive - ANSWER alert and watchful; considerate; concentrating; thoughtful
authentic - ANSWER real, genuine, accurate, actual, original
belligerent - ANSWER (adj.) given to fighting, warlike; combative, aggressive; (n.) one at war, one
engaged in war, hot tempered, mean, quarrelsome
benefactor - ANSWER donor, patron, sponsor, philanthropist
betrothed - ANSWER engaged to be married, committed, spoken for.
brazen - ANSWER (adj.) shameless, impudent; made of brass, bold, cocky.
cacophony - ANSWER dissonance
canvass - ANSWER to poll, discuss issues, examine debate, investigate.
charge - ANSWER supervisory responsibility,. care, conduct, custody, supervise
Chivalry - ANSWER valor, gallantry, courage, courtesy
clerical - ANSWER pertaining to the clergy, holy, pastoral
