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HESI ,HESI A2, HESI A2 Vocabulary 129 Questions with Verified Answers Proscribe - CORRECT ANSWER Forbid Holistic - CORRECT ANSWER Concerned with whole Repugnant - CORRECT ANSWER Offensive; to... morals Exiguous - CORRECT ANSWER inadequency; lacking Untenable - CORRECT ANSWER No support; ground Clement - CORRECT ANSWER favorable Adversity - CORRECT ANSWER a state of burden or hardship Anecdote - CORRECT ANSWER a short story or account of an event Assiduous - CORRECT ANSWER diligent; hard-working Benevolent - CORRECT ANSWER showing sympathy, understanding, and generosity Boisterous - CORRECT ANSWER rough; rowdy; unruly Brazen - CORRECT ANSWER bold or unrestrained by normal standards Brusque - CORRECT ANSWER attitude of shortness or rudeness; gruff Circuitous - CORRECT ANSWER lengthy due to being indirect or roundabout deleterious - CORRECT ANSWER harmful or deadly to living things deter - CORRECT ANSWER to prevent or discourage digression - CORRECT ANSWER a deviation or detour from the central topic or focucs diligent - CORRECT ANSWER persistent and hardworking disdain - CORRECT ANSWER lack of respect or intense dislike enervating - CORRECT ANSWER causing debilitation or weakness exasperate - CORRECT ANSWER to intensely irritated or frustrated exemplary - CORRECT ANSWER worthy of imitation; setting the example extenuating - CORRECT ANSWER diminish the seriousness of something fortitude - CORRECT ANSWER strength and endurance during a difficult situation fortuitous - CORRECT ANSWER happening by accident or chance rather than design garable - CORRECT ANSWER reproduce (a message, sound, or transmission) in a confused and distorted way 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. paucity - CORRECT ANSWER lack salient - CORRECT ANSWER important restive - CORRECT ANSWER impatient, uneasy, or restless auster - CORRECT ANSWER attitude / behavior impetus - CORRECT ANSWER motivation laconic - CORRECT ANSWER brief in speech Contrite - CORRECT ANSWER Remorseful Postulate - CORRECT ANSWER Claim Taciturn - CORRECT ANSWER Reserved Chide - CORRECT ANSWER Scold Consternation - CORRECT ANSWER Anxiety Proximal - CORRECT ANSWER Near Cauterize - CORRECT ANSWER to burn Diagnosis - CORRECT ANSWER Explanation Cytoscopy - CORRECT ANSWER visual examination of the urinary bladder biopsy - CORRECT ANSWER an examination of tissue removed from a living body to discover the presence, cause, or extent of a disease. Deficiency - CORRECT ANSWER Absence Acute - CORRECT ANSWER Quick, sudden Bilateral - CORRECT ANSWER Present on both sides prognosis - CORRECT ANSWER Outcome Statement Liable - CORRECT ANSWER 1. responsible by law; legally answerable. 2. likely to do or to be something. Progeny - CORRECT ANSWER offspring Distal - CORRECT ANSWER situated away from the center of the body or from the point of attachment. milieu - CORRECT ANSWER Surroundings bifurcate - CORRECT ANSWER split Influx - CORRECT ANSWER an arrival or entry of large numbers of people or things. Substantiate - CORRECT ANSWER confirm Typify - CORRECT ANSWER symbolize Insidious - CORRECT ANSWER subtle but harmful Irrevocable - CORRECT ANSWER infeasible Abate - CORRECT ANSWER to reduce Feckless - CORRECT ANSWER incompentent Goad - CORRECT ANSWER force Prevalent - CORRECT ANSWER dominant; widespread Serrated - CORRECT ANSWER jagged; saw-like Contiguous - CORRECT ANSWER adjacent to; touching upon obfuscate - CORRECT ANSWER to confuse; to bewilder undermine - CORRECT ANSWER challenge authority, weaken immutable - CORRECT ANSWER unchangeable Protracted - CORRECT ANSWER Extended in time; prolonged Viable - CORRECT ANSWER reasonable Incessant - CORRECT ANSWER constant, continual Negligible - CORRECT ANSWER minor dichotomy - CORRECT ANSWER split Solicitous - CORRECT ANSWER attentive Trajectory - CORRECT ANSWER the direction of an object ; a course taken Intemperate - CORRECT ANSWER unrestrained onerous - CORRECT ANSWER demanding heterogeneous - CORRECT ANSWER consisting of dissimilar or diverse ingredients or constituents Overwought - CORRECT ANSWER agitated dotage - CORRECT ANSWER the period of life in which a person is old and weak putative - CORRECT ANSWER accepted enumerate - CORRECT ANSWER mention (a number of things) one by one Intangible - CORRECT ANSWER unable to be touched or grasped; not having physical presence. Congenital - CORRECT ANSWER innate existing at birth but not hereditary gestate - CORRECT ANSWER carry a fetus in the womb from conception to birth mordant - CORRECT ANSWER joking Transmute - CORRECT ANSWER to change from one form to another; to transform circumscribe - CORRECT ANSWER restrict (something) within limits prehensile - CORRECT ANSWER greedy abrogate - CORRECT ANSWER 1. repeal or do away with (a law, right, or formal agreement). 2. evade (a responsibility or duty). abscond - CORRECT ANSWER Flee, leave quickly abstemious - CORRECT ANSWER not self-indulgent, especially when eating and drinking accede - CORRECT ANSWER 1. agree to a demand, request, or treaty 2. assume an office or position acme - CORRECT ANSWER the point at which someone or something is best, perfect, or most successful [Show More]

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