ASVAB For Dummies – 2025/2026 Vocabulary Flashcards | Prep
Resource for Success
Taciturn - correct answer Reserved or uncommunative; saying very little
Adjournment - correct answer The act of temporarily stopping or postponing something
Cognizance - correct answer Awareness
Distend - correct answer swell or cause to swell by pressure from inside
Marvel - correct answer To be astonished and perplexed because of (something).
Rendition - correct answer a performance or interpretation
Loathe - correct answer To feel intense dislike for
Opulent - correct answer Wealthy, rich, abundant
Fluctuante - correct answer To rise and fall or otherwise change irregularly
culpable - correct answer Guilty
Transient - correct answer Lasting a very short time
Reverence - correct answer a feeling of profound respect for someone or something
Disseminate - correct answer To circulate
Intervene - correct answer To interfere for some end
Frugal - correct answer Economical
Volatile - correct answer Changeable
Prosperity - correct answer An economic state of growth or having good fortune
ire - correct answer Wrath or anger
immune - correct answer resistant to disease; exempt from an obligation
Discredit To cause to be distrusted - correct answer To cause to be distrusted or disbelieved
Rapid - correct answer Quick
Narrator - correct answer One who tells a story
Unwise - correct answer Foolish
Frolicsome - correct answer Playful
, Submission - correct answer Yielding to a superior authority; the act of presenting a document
for consideration
Inception - correct answer The beginning
Cosmos - correct answer The universe seen as a system or well-ordered whole Para
Paraphrase - correct answer To reward or translate freely
Abeyance - correct answer temporary disuse or suspension
Indigent - correct answer poor
deplore - correct answer To feel or express strong disapproval of something
Recur - correct answer To happen again or repeatedly, especially at regular intervals
Ordnance - correct answer A name for weapons and ammunition used in war
Jovial - correct answer Merry or Happy
Impertinent - correct answer Characterized by rudeness
Veracious - correct answer truthful
Brevity - correct answer Shortness of duration
guile - correct answer Sly or cunning intelligence
Confiscate - correct answer To deprive of property
Enmity - correct answer Active opposition or hostility to someone or something
illustrious - correct answer Famous
Habitant - correct answer Dweller (The root word means to live in)
Ghastly - correct answer Terrifyingly horrible to the senses
Theory - correct answer A proposed explanation; a scientifically acceptable system of ideas
hinder - correct answer Create difficulties that result in delay or obstruction
Facilitate - correct answer To help make easier; to bring about
Pretense - correct answer A false show of something; Dishonesty
Pretend - correct answer To appear falsely
Adept - correct answer Very skilled, proficient;expert
Benefit - correct answer An advantage or profit
Resource for Success
Taciturn - correct answer Reserved or uncommunative; saying very little
Adjournment - correct answer The act of temporarily stopping or postponing something
Cognizance - correct answer Awareness
Distend - correct answer swell or cause to swell by pressure from inside
Marvel - correct answer To be astonished and perplexed because of (something).
Rendition - correct answer a performance or interpretation
Loathe - correct answer To feel intense dislike for
Opulent - correct answer Wealthy, rich, abundant
Fluctuante - correct answer To rise and fall or otherwise change irregularly
culpable - correct answer Guilty
Transient - correct answer Lasting a very short time
Reverence - correct answer a feeling of profound respect for someone or something
Disseminate - correct answer To circulate
Intervene - correct answer To interfere for some end
Frugal - correct answer Economical
Volatile - correct answer Changeable
Prosperity - correct answer An economic state of growth or having good fortune
ire - correct answer Wrath or anger
immune - correct answer resistant to disease; exempt from an obligation
Discredit To cause to be distrusted - correct answer To cause to be distrusted or disbelieved
Rapid - correct answer Quick
Narrator - correct answer One who tells a story
Unwise - correct answer Foolish
Frolicsome - correct answer Playful
, Submission - correct answer Yielding to a superior authority; the act of presenting a document
for consideration
Inception - correct answer The beginning
Cosmos - correct answer The universe seen as a system or well-ordered whole Para
Paraphrase - correct answer To reward or translate freely
Abeyance - correct answer temporary disuse or suspension
Indigent - correct answer poor
deplore - correct answer To feel or express strong disapproval of something
Recur - correct answer To happen again or repeatedly, especially at regular intervals
Ordnance - correct answer A name for weapons and ammunition used in war
Jovial - correct answer Merry or Happy
Impertinent - correct answer Characterized by rudeness
Veracious - correct answer truthful
Brevity - correct answer Shortness of duration
guile - correct answer Sly or cunning intelligence
Confiscate - correct answer To deprive of property
Enmity - correct answer Active opposition or hostility to someone or something
illustrious - correct answer Famous
Habitant - correct answer Dweller (The root word means to live in)
Ghastly - correct answer Terrifyingly horrible to the senses
Theory - correct answer A proposed explanation; a scientifically acceptable system of ideas
hinder - correct answer Create difficulties that result in delay or obstruction
Facilitate - correct answer To help make easier; to bring about
Pretense - correct answer A false show of something; Dishonesty
Pretend - correct answer To appear falsely
Adept - correct answer Very skilled, proficient;expert
Benefit - correct answer An advantage or profit
