10 Advanced Words You Should Know for the ASVAB Word Knowledge Test

📣Struggling with tough ASVAB vocabulary words like ubiquitous, vindicate, or erratic? You’re not alone—but we’ve got you covered. In this video, we’ll break down 10 advanced words you should know for the ASVAB Word Knowledge Test, complete with definitions, examples, synonyms, and test-day tips.

Mastering these high-frequency ASVAB words will help you boost your Word Knowledge score, strengthen your overall ASVAB performance, and open the door to better jobs and opportunities in the U.S. military.

👉 What you’ll learn in this video:
✅ 10 must-know advanced ASVAB vocabulary words
✅ How each word is used in context on the test
✅ Common synonyms and tricky word traps to avoid
✅ Quick memory strategies to make these words stick

Whether you’re just starting your ASVAB prep or looking to fine-tune your vocabulary skills, this video is designed to give you a competitive edge.

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🔎 CHAPTERS 🔎

0:00 Intro – ASVAB Word Knowledge Strategies
0:28 Word #1 – Ubiquitous (found everywhere)
1:18 Word #2 – Erratic (unpredictable, inconsistent)
1:41 Word #3 – Fortuitous (by chance, often lucky)
2:08 Word #4 – Scrutinize (inspect closely)
2:38 Word #5 – Inept (unskilled, clumsy)
3:10 Word #6 – Concur (to agree with)
3:32 Word #7 – Vindicate (clear of blame, justify)
3:58 Word #8 – Apathy (lack of emotion/interest)
4:29 Word #9 – Brevity (shortness, conciseness)
4:51 Word #10 – Juxtapose (place side by side to compare)
5:16 Quick Memory Tip – Say it, use it, quiz it
5:31 Practice Question – Using “erratic” in context
6:04 Next Steps – Build vocab, practice tests, Study.com resources
6:34 Outro – Like, comment MOS goals, subscribe