asvab navy Answered Correctly
rudiments (n) - Correct Answer principles; elements; subjects to be learned
vague (adj) - Correct Answer not clearly or explicitly stated or expressed
turmoil (n) - Correct Answer a state of great disturbance, confusion, or uncertainty.
ravage (v) - Correct Answer to cause serious damage
Sentence: destroyed, waste
evasive (adj) - Correct Answer tending to avoid; not honest or direct; intentionally misleading
perpetual - Correct Answer never ending or changing.
synonyms:everlasting, never-ending, eternal, permanent, unending, endless, without end, lasting, long-
lasting, constant, abiding, enduring, perennial, timeless, ageless, deathless, undying, immortal
variable - Correct Answer not consistent or having a fixed pattern; liable to change.
machines - Correct Answer apparatus, appliance, device, contraption, contrivance, mechanism, engine,
gadget, tool
advocacy - Correct Answer support; active pleading on something's behalf
prosecuting - Correct Answer being charged with a crime and taken to court
blocking - Correct Answer the temporary inability to remember something
, Impeding (v) - Correct Answer Causing delay, interruption, or difficulty
nearly - Correct Answer almost, approximately, virtually, prompting
Adobe - Correct Answer A brick or building material made of sun-dried earth and straw.
Luminous (adj) - Correct Answer emitting or reflecting light, glowing; illuminating
rodent - Correct Answer an animal with sharp teeth for gnawing
strenuous - Correct Answer needing much effort; using a lot of energy
wheeze - Correct Answer whistling sound made during respiration
fidget - Correct Answer to behave or move nervously or restlessly
vigorous - Correct Answer energetic; forceful; strong and healthy
step down - Correct Answer give up or retire from a position
fluorescent - Correct Answer Glowing, bright, shining, flaming.
unaccustomed - Correct Answer unusual, not habitual not used to something
lackadaisical (adj) - Correct Answer uninterested; listless
unacquainted - Correct Answer not having met before,
rudiments (n) - Correct Answer principles; elements; subjects to be learned
vague (adj) - Correct Answer not clearly or explicitly stated or expressed
turmoil (n) - Correct Answer a state of great disturbance, confusion, or uncertainty.
ravage (v) - Correct Answer to cause serious damage
Sentence: destroyed, waste
evasive (adj) - Correct Answer tending to avoid; not honest or direct; intentionally misleading
perpetual - Correct Answer never ending or changing.
synonyms:everlasting, never-ending, eternal, permanent, unending, endless, without end, lasting, long-
lasting, constant, abiding, enduring, perennial, timeless, ageless, deathless, undying, immortal
variable - Correct Answer not consistent or having a fixed pattern; liable to change.
machines - Correct Answer apparatus, appliance, device, contraption, contrivance, mechanism, engine,
gadget, tool
advocacy - Correct Answer support; active pleading on something's behalf
prosecuting - Correct Answer being charged with a crime and taken to court
blocking - Correct Answer the temporary inability to remember something
, Impeding (v) - Correct Answer Causing delay, interruption, or difficulty
nearly - Correct Answer almost, approximately, virtually, prompting
Adobe - Correct Answer A brick or building material made of sun-dried earth and straw.
Luminous (adj) - Correct Answer emitting or reflecting light, glowing; illuminating
rodent - Correct Answer an animal with sharp teeth for gnawing
strenuous - Correct Answer needing much effort; using a lot of energy
wheeze - Correct Answer whistling sound made during respiration
fidget - Correct Answer to behave or move nervously or restlessly
vigorous - Correct Answer energetic; forceful; strong and healthy
step down - Correct Answer give up or retire from a position
fluorescent - Correct Answer Glowing, bright, shining, flaming.
unaccustomed - Correct Answer unusual, not habitual not used to something
lackadaisical (adj) - Correct Answer uninterested; listless
unacquainted - Correct Answer not having met before,
