A2 HESI VOCABULARY
paucity - Answerlack
placate - Answercomfort; bring peace
portend - Answerforecast
Postulate - AnswerClaim
precocious - Answershowing advanced development or maturity at an early age
prehensile - Answergreedy
Prevalent - Answerdominant; widespread
Progeny - Answeroffspring
prognosis - AnswerOutcome Statement
Proscribe - AnswerForbid
Protracted - AnswerExtended in time; prolonged
Proximal - AnswerNear
prudent - Answeracting with or showing care and thought for the future
, puerile - Answerchildish
putative - Answeraccepted
Repugnant - AnswerOffensive; to morals
restive - Answerimpatient, uneasy, or restless
abscond - AnswerFlee, leave quickly
abstemious - Answernot self-indulgent, especially when eating and drinking
accede - Answer1. agree to a demand, request, or treaty
2. assume an office or position
Acute - AnswerQuick, sudden
Adversity - Answera state of burden or hardship
Anecdote - Answera short story or account of an event
Assiduous - Answerdiligent; hard-working
Accost - Answerconfront
acme - Answerthe point at which someone or something is best, perfect, or most successful
Abate - Answerto reduce
abrogate - Answer1. repeal or do away with (a law, right, or formal agreement).
paucity - Answerlack
placate - Answercomfort; bring peace
portend - Answerforecast
Postulate - AnswerClaim
precocious - Answershowing advanced development or maturity at an early age
prehensile - Answergreedy
Prevalent - Answerdominant; widespread
Progeny - Answeroffspring
prognosis - AnswerOutcome Statement
Proscribe - AnswerForbid
Protracted - AnswerExtended in time; prolonged
Proximal - AnswerNear
prudent - Answeracting with or showing care and thought for the future
, puerile - Answerchildish
putative - Answeraccepted
Repugnant - AnswerOffensive; to morals
restive - Answerimpatient, uneasy, or restless
abscond - AnswerFlee, leave quickly
abstemious - Answernot self-indulgent, especially when eating and drinking
accede - Answer1. agree to a demand, request, or treaty
2. assume an office or position
Acute - AnswerQuick, sudden
Adversity - Answera state of burden or hardship
Anecdote - Answera short story or account of an event
Assiduous - Answerdiligent; hard-working
Accost - Answerconfront
acme - Answerthe point at which someone or something is best, perfect, or most successful
Abate - Answerto reduce
abrogate - Answer1. repeal or do away with (a law, right, or formal agreement).