ASVAB Meaning by word

chief; highly important

realistic; practical

referring to the soul; having no body, form, or substance

not excitable; very casual

essential to the whole; central

not important; petty

easily read (e.g. print)

endless; vast

regarding the perceptions of the ear

very easy to see; obvious

unable to make a mistake or error

nonchalant; showing little interest; lack of ceremony

satisfied with oneself

narrow-minded; unwilling or unable to respect others or their beliefs

describing the breaks between successive sounds

rudely bold; overly confident

causing sorrow

municipal; pertaining to citizens or township

sporadic; starting and stopping (e.g. rain)

clearly holding together

having to do with beauty; pertaining to beautiful appearances

keen to the senses and emotions

thinking of others; thoughtful

very clear; apparent

to be sorry about

to throw out; to remove from something

to turn from a course (e.g. a stream)

slow moving

skilled and effective

shrewd