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1 WARM – UP Benevolent Ambiguous Subtle Tenacious Integrity Intuitive
Thursday, November 16th WITHOUT using your notes – match the vocabulary word to the definition. To imitate; follow an example: To end an activity Kind and generous; organized to do good things for other people Honesty; decency Instinctive; happening without thinking about it Unable to work together: Persistent Sly; ambiguous; difficult to perceive Polite; sensitivity in dealing with others or with difficult issues: Unclear Benevolent Ambiguous Subtle Tenacious Integrity Intuitive Emulate Incompatible Suppress Tactful

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