EXAM
HESI, HESI A2, HESI A2 VOCABULARY WITH
VERIFIED ANSWERS 100% LATEST 2026
hyperbole CORRECT ANSWER exaggerating; making something more than it is
impetuous CORRECT ANSWER acting or done quickly and without thought or care
imminent CORRECT ANSWER very likely to happen
inconsequential CORRECT ANSWER something without importance or significance
innocuous CORRECT ANSWER harmless
novice CORRECT ANSWER a beginner, inexperience
paradox CORRECT ANSWER appearing conflicting or contradictory
precocious CORRECT ANSWER showing advanced development or maturity at an
early age
prudent CORRECT ANSWER acting with or showing care and thought for the future
sagacious CORRECT ANSWER having or showing keen mental discernment and
good judgment; shrewd
seruntinize CORRECT ANSWER examine closely and carefully
superficial CORRECT ANSWER shallow in character and attitude, only concerned
with thing on the surface
superfluous CORRECT ANSWER more than is needed desired, or necessary
tactful CORRECT ANSWER showing concern to not offend others
tenacious CORRECT ANSWER determined without change or doubt from the plan
terse CORRECT ANSWER to the point; concise
, transient CORRECT ANSWER lasting for only a short time or duration
trite CORRECT ANSWER dull; common
venerable CORRECT ANSWER worthy of respect because of wisdom or age
venerate CORRECT ANSWER to regard with much respect
wary CORRECT ANSWER to be cautious or suspicious
substantiate CORRECT ANSWER confirm
emaciated CORRECT ANSWER abnormally thin or weak, especially because of
illness or a lack of food.
extirpate CORRECT ANSWER remove
malinger CORRECT ANSWER exaggerate or feign illness in order to escape duty or
work.
contingence CORRECT ANSWER next to something
portend CORRECT ANSWER forecast
Accost CORRECT ANSWER confront
puerile CORRECT ANSWER childish
conflate CORRECT ANSWER merge
congenital CORRECT ANSWER in existence from birth
succinct CORRECT ANSWER (especially of something written or spoken) briefly and
clearly expressed.
callous CORRECT ANSWER mean
placate CORRECT ANSWER comfort; bring peace
inure CORRECT ANSWER toughen
malign CORRECT ANSWER harm
synergy CORRECT ANSWER harmony
turgid CORRECT ANSWER swollen and distended or congested.
HESI, HESI A2, HESI A2 VOCABULARY WITH
VERIFIED ANSWERS 100% LATEST 2026
hyperbole CORRECT ANSWER exaggerating; making something more than it is
impetuous CORRECT ANSWER acting or done quickly and without thought or care
imminent CORRECT ANSWER very likely to happen
inconsequential CORRECT ANSWER something without importance or significance
innocuous CORRECT ANSWER harmless
novice CORRECT ANSWER a beginner, inexperience
paradox CORRECT ANSWER appearing conflicting or contradictory
precocious CORRECT ANSWER showing advanced development or maturity at an
early age
prudent CORRECT ANSWER acting with or showing care and thought for the future
sagacious CORRECT ANSWER having or showing keen mental discernment and
good judgment; shrewd
seruntinize CORRECT ANSWER examine closely and carefully
superficial CORRECT ANSWER shallow in character and attitude, only concerned
with thing on the surface
superfluous CORRECT ANSWER more than is needed desired, or necessary
tactful CORRECT ANSWER showing concern to not offend others
tenacious CORRECT ANSWER determined without change or doubt from the plan
terse CORRECT ANSWER to the point; concise
, transient CORRECT ANSWER lasting for only a short time or duration
trite CORRECT ANSWER dull; common
venerable CORRECT ANSWER worthy of respect because of wisdom or age
venerate CORRECT ANSWER to regard with much respect
wary CORRECT ANSWER to be cautious or suspicious
substantiate CORRECT ANSWER confirm
emaciated CORRECT ANSWER abnormally thin or weak, especially because of
illness or a lack of food.
extirpate CORRECT ANSWER remove
malinger CORRECT ANSWER exaggerate or feign illness in order to escape duty or
work.
contingence CORRECT ANSWER next to something
portend CORRECT ANSWER forecast
Accost CORRECT ANSWER confront
puerile CORRECT ANSWER childish
conflate CORRECT ANSWER merge
congenital CORRECT ANSWER in existence from birth
succinct CORRECT ANSWER (especially of something written or spoken) briefly and
clearly expressed.
callous CORRECT ANSWER mean
placate CORRECT ANSWER comfort; bring peace
inure CORRECT ANSWER toughen
malign CORRECT ANSWER harm
synergy CORRECT ANSWER harmony
turgid CORRECT ANSWER swollen and distended or congested.
