ASVAB Word Knowledge Flashcards

Word Knowledge Summary

• Small: Most closely associated with "little."
• Inhabit: Means "live in," referring to residing in a place.
• Savory: Closest meaning is "tasty," commonly used to describe flavor.
• Obliterate: Translates to "wipe out," indicating complete destruction.
• Unison: Means "agreement," indicating harmony or accord.
• Novice: Refers to a "beginner," someone new to a field or activity.
• Rudiments: Means "basic methods or procedures," foundational principles.
• Vague: Closest meaning is "indistinct," referring to unclear or not specific.
• Maim: Means "injure," indicating physical harm.
• Cease: Closely means "stop," indicating the end of an activity.
• Turmoil: Refers to "commotion," a state of confusion or disturbance.
• Menial: Closest meaning is "lowly," referring to low-status work.
• Emulate: Means "imitate," to replicate someone's actions or behaviors.
• Scrupulous: Closely related to "thorough," indicating careful attention to detail.
• Archaic: Means "obsolete," referring to something outdated or no longer in use.
• Obstinate: Closest meaning is "stubborn," showing resistance to change.
• Intermittent: Refers to something that is "periodic," occurring at intervals.
• However: Closest meaning is "nevertheless," indicating a contrast or exception.
• Vigilant: Means "observant," showing careful attention and watchfulness.
• Incredulous: Closely relates to "disbelieving," showing skepticism.
• Negligible: Means "trivial," referring to something insignificant or minor.
• Wary: Indicates being "careful," often in a cautious manner.
• Impair: Means "weaken," indicating a reduction in strength or quality.
• Ravage: Closely means "devastate," indicating severe damage or destruction.
• Evasive: Refers to being "secretive," avoiding directness or clarity.
• Perpetual: Means "enduring," indicating something lasting indefinitely.
• Chide: Closely relates to "scold," reprimanding or expressing disapproval.
• Variable: Means "shifting," denoting changeability or inconsistency.