HESI A2 words Answered Correctly!!!
Abstain CORRECT ANSWERS To voluntarily refrain from something.
Abrupt CORRECT ANSWERS Sudden and possibly unexpected
Accolade CORRECT ANSWERS Tribute or honor.
Accountable CORRECT ANSWERS To be responsible
Acute CORRECT ANSWERS Sudden, intense.
Adhere CORRECT ANSWERS To hold fast or stick together.
Adverse CORRECT ANSWERS Undesired, possibly harmful.
Aegis CORRECT ANSWERS Control, protection.
Aggregate CORRECT ANSWERS A sum total of many things.
Aggrieved CORRECT ANSWERS Hurt or angry.
Ambivalent CORRECT ANSWERS Uncertain, having contradictory feelings.
Anachronism CORRECT ANSWERS A thing of the past.
Antidote CORRECT ANSWERS Cure or remedy.
Antigen CORRECT ANSWERS stimulates the production of antibodies
Alleviate CORRECT ANSWERS Reduce.
Apply CORRECT ANSWERS To place, put on, or spread something.
Assent CORRECT ANSWERS To give consent, to agree.
Audible CORRECT ANSWERS Able to be heard.
Bacteria CORRECT ANSWERS Single-celled, microscopic organisms.
Barrage CORRECT ANSWERS Bombardment, onslaught. (continuous attack).
Bearing CORRECT ANSWERS Manner, direction, or influence.
Benign CORRECT ANSWERS Not harmful.
, Bilateral CORRECT ANSWERS Present on two sides.
Callous CORRECT ANSWERS Heartless, cruel, or pitiless.
Cardiac CORRECT ANSWERS Of or relating to the heart.
Cataract CORRECT ANSWERS Medical condition in which the lens of the eye
becomes progressively opaque, resulting in blurred vision.
Cavity CORRECT ANSWERS An opening or an empty area.
Cease CORRECT ANSWERS Come to an end or bring to an end.
Chronology CORRECT ANSWERS Order of events as they occurred; timeline.
Compensatory CORRECT ANSWERS Offsetting (amount that diminishes or balances
the effect of a contrary one) or making up for something. Best described as corrective.
complement CORRECT ANSWERS something that completes or makes up a whole
Concave CORRECT ANSWERS Rounded inward. (RBC)
Concise CORRECT ANSWERS Brief, to the point.
Consistency CORRECT ANSWERS Degree of viscosity; how thick or thin a fluid is in
relation to how it flows. (Texture).
Constitute CORRECT ANSWERS To establish, create, or organize.
Constrict CORRECT ANSWERS To draw together or become smaller.
Contingent CORRECT ANSWERS Dependent/reliant.
Contraindication CORRECT ANSWERS A reason something is not advisable or should
not be done.
Convoluted CORRECT ANSWERS To be complex.
Convulsive CORRECT ANSWERS (violent shaking of the body [epilepsy])
Covert CORRECT ANSWERS Hidden or concealed.
Cursory CORRECT ANSWERS Quick, perfunctory, not thorough.
Defecate CORRECT ANSWERS Expel feces.
Abstain CORRECT ANSWERS To voluntarily refrain from something.
Abrupt CORRECT ANSWERS Sudden and possibly unexpected
Accolade CORRECT ANSWERS Tribute or honor.
Accountable CORRECT ANSWERS To be responsible
Acute CORRECT ANSWERS Sudden, intense.
Adhere CORRECT ANSWERS To hold fast or stick together.
Adverse CORRECT ANSWERS Undesired, possibly harmful.
Aegis CORRECT ANSWERS Control, protection.
Aggregate CORRECT ANSWERS A sum total of many things.
Aggrieved CORRECT ANSWERS Hurt or angry.
Ambivalent CORRECT ANSWERS Uncertain, having contradictory feelings.
Anachronism CORRECT ANSWERS A thing of the past.
Antidote CORRECT ANSWERS Cure or remedy.
Antigen CORRECT ANSWERS stimulates the production of antibodies
Alleviate CORRECT ANSWERS Reduce.
Apply CORRECT ANSWERS To place, put on, or spread something.
Assent CORRECT ANSWERS To give consent, to agree.
Audible CORRECT ANSWERS Able to be heard.
Bacteria CORRECT ANSWERS Single-celled, microscopic organisms.
Barrage CORRECT ANSWERS Bombardment, onslaught. (continuous attack).
Bearing CORRECT ANSWERS Manner, direction, or influence.
Benign CORRECT ANSWERS Not harmful.
, Bilateral CORRECT ANSWERS Present on two sides.
Callous CORRECT ANSWERS Heartless, cruel, or pitiless.
Cardiac CORRECT ANSWERS Of or relating to the heart.
Cataract CORRECT ANSWERS Medical condition in which the lens of the eye
becomes progressively opaque, resulting in blurred vision.
Cavity CORRECT ANSWERS An opening or an empty area.
Cease CORRECT ANSWERS Come to an end or bring to an end.
Chronology CORRECT ANSWERS Order of events as they occurred; timeline.
Compensatory CORRECT ANSWERS Offsetting (amount that diminishes or balances
the effect of a contrary one) or making up for something. Best described as corrective.
complement CORRECT ANSWERS something that completes or makes up a whole
Concave CORRECT ANSWERS Rounded inward. (RBC)
Concise CORRECT ANSWERS Brief, to the point.
Consistency CORRECT ANSWERS Degree of viscosity; how thick or thin a fluid is in
relation to how it flows. (Texture).
Constitute CORRECT ANSWERS To establish, create, or organize.
Constrict CORRECT ANSWERS To draw together or become smaller.
Contingent CORRECT ANSWERS Dependent/reliant.
Contraindication CORRECT ANSWERS A reason something is not advisable or should
not be done.
Convoluted CORRECT ANSWERS To be complex.
Convulsive CORRECT ANSWERS (violent shaking of the body [epilepsy])
Covert CORRECT ANSWERS Hidden or concealed.
Cursory CORRECT ANSWERS Quick, perfunctory, not thorough.
Defecate CORRECT ANSWERS Expel feces.
