booking/the-demon-awakens/beginner/raws/the-demon-awakens-beginner-words-part-40.csv

1	lemma	pos	cefr_level	coverage_rank	context_sentence	context_sentence_zh	definition_zh
2	arrangement	Noun	UNKNOWN	3901	There were several complaints about this arrangement at first, mostly from the older boys who thought that they should serve as Elbryan's second.
3	retaliation	Singular	UNKNOWN	3902	Elbryan took it all in stride, with the exception of any insults to Pony, which he promptly informed the teasers would bring them serious and painful retaliation.
4	primary	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3903	On the ridge and in the vale beyond, the primary enemy became boredom.
5	scenario	Noun	UNKNOWN	3904	And now he was here, the best scenario he could rationally have hoped to find.
6	salvage	Noun	UNKNOWN	3905	Elbryan walked a crooked path to the food and stubbornly salvaged what he could.
7	disgustedly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	3906	"Please allow me to continue my duties." Jojonah looked to Siherton, who was shaking his head disgustedly.
8	smallest	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3907	"And all but the smallest of our group is larger than a goblin," she replied without hesitation, and that truth seemed to lend some credence to her reasoning.
9	vain	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3908	If he won now, then his friends, all of them, would not have died in vain.
10	interesting	Verb	UNKNOWN	3909	He dared to put his arms around Pony's back, dared to pull her closer, feeling the strangely interesting curves and bumps of her body against his own as they came together.
11	bumps	Noun	UNKNOWN	3910	He dared to put his arms around Pony's back, dared to pull her closer, feeling the strangely interesting curves and bumps of her body against his own as they came together.
12	genuine	Adjective	B2	3911	Again, the fears passed, lost in a swirl of warmth as he looked at Pony's shining blue eyes, at her smile, as genuine and joyful as anything Elbryan had ever seen.
13	joyful	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3912	Again, the fears passed, lost in a swirl of warmth as he looked at Pony's shining blue eyes, at her smile, as genuine and joyful as anything Elbryan had ever seen.
14	gentleness	Noun	UNKNOWN	3913	The kiss shifted, from curiosity to urgency, then back to gentleness.
15	ruffle	Verb	UNKNOWN	3914	Their clothes ruffled and seemed more of an obstacle than a necessity.
16	swarming	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3915	The couple jumped apart and to their feet, staring wide-eyed down the long slope to the village, at the swarming forms, at the large plume of smoke - too large to come from any chimney!
17	initiative	Noun	UNKNOWN	3916	This was an action of a rogue goblin chieftain, perhaps, or one of the many powrie raiding parties, acting on their own initiative, bringing misery to the wretched humans.
18	tomb	Noun	UNKNOWN	3917	The creature flexed its great wings and settled back in the throne it had shaped from the obsidian that had formerly served as its tomb.
19	formation	Singular	UNKNOWN	3918	He would gather together his scouts, perhaps even call in the older scouts from the vale, and charge down into Dundalis in tight formation, anchoring the defense.
20	bedsheet	Noun	UNKNOWN	3919	She wanted to be a little girl again, wrapped tight in her bedsheets, and tighter in Mother's embrace, waking from a nightmare.
21	everywhere	Adverb	UNKNOWN	3920	Goblins swarmed everywhere, and Pony spotted at least two other giants, fifteen feet tall and perhaps a thousand pounds of chiseled muscle.
22	catastrophe	Noun	UNKNOWN	3921	The rules of survival, taught to every child in Wilderlands settlements, declared that the first priority in any catastrophe was to save the village.
23	facing	Noun	UNKNOWN	3922	And by Elbryan's measure, Avelyn's bravery in all that he had done - in taking the stones and fleeing St.-Mere-Abelle, in facing Brother Justice, and in aiding against the monsters-was above question.
24	falter	Verb	UNKNOWN	3923	Without hesitation, for if he paused, he knew his courage surely would falter, Elbryan slipped out from behind the protection of the tree: Half walking, half crawling, he moved closer to the goblin, quickly covering a third of the distance.
25	clobber	Verb	UNKNOWN	3924	He clobbered yet another goblin, bashing in its ugly skull, then raised his arm and called out, trying to rally the others.
26	valiant	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3925	And then Olwan came flying back into sight, falling in a broken heap on the road right in the midst of the valiant fighters.
27	getting	Noun	UNKNOWN	3926	They ran every which way, most getting no more than a couple of strides before being buried under a wave of swarming goblins.
28	mockery	Noun	UNKNOWN	3927	As if in a grotesque mockery of that hope, a goblin marched around that corner, bearing down on the girl.
29	skidding	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3928	The call brought the sprinting lad to a skidding halt.
30	ashen	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3929	Carley dan Aubrey, one of the younger scouts, staggered toward him, his face ashen, both hands clenched firmly to his right side at his waist.
31	jut	Gerund	UNKNOWN	3930	Elbryan grimaced, and Carley whimpered and nearly vomited, when Elbryan's hand brushed against the broken tip of a spear jutting from Carley's side.
32	overcoat	Noun	UNKNOWN	3931	He tore off his overcoat and pulled open his leather vest, quickly unbuttoning the sleeves of his white shirt.
33	vest	Noun	UNKNOWN	3932	He tore off his overcoat and pulled open his leather vest, quickly unbuttoning the sleeves of his white shirt.
34	flop	Gerund	UNKNOWN	3933	The creature went berserk, kicking and thrashing, flopping like a landed fish.
35	alter	Verb	B2	3934	Elbryan knew it, yet he did not slow his pace and did not alter his course.
36	previously	Adverb	UNKNOWN	3935	Pony remembered the building of the place, only two years previously.
37	sideway	Noun	UNKNOWN	3936	He managed to turn sideways, and from that perspective could see the giant's club rise up over its head.
38	choke	Gerund	UNKNOWN	3937	In an instant, the powrie had her on her back and was choking her hard.
39	divide	Verb	UNKNOWN	3938	The class had been divided by birth dates; Avelyn and Quintall had been put, together solely because they had been born in the same week, and not for compatibility, either physical or emotional.
40	date	Verb	UNKNOWN	3939	The class had been divided by birth dates; Avelyn and Quintall had been put, together solely because they had been born in the same week, and not for compatibility, either physical or emotional.
41	temperament	Noun	UNKNOWN	3940	They were opposites in temperament, as well: Avelyn calm and reverent, always in control, and Quintall a "firework," as Master Siherton, the class overseer, often appropriately referred to him.
42	firework	Noun	UNKNOWN	3941	They were opposites in temperament, as well: Avelyn calm and reverent, always in control, and Quintall a "firework," as Master Siherton, the class overseer, often appropriately referred to him.
43	overseer	Noun	UNKNOWN	3942	Siherton's features befit his rank of class overseer, the disciplinarian of the newest brothers.
44	turns	Noun	UNKNOWN	3943	"And Ursal shall be besieged when the season turns to autumn.
45	coldly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	3944	"Let us see if our young hero has any heart at all;" Siherton remarked coldly, and he stalked off toward the stairwell that would lead him down to the master's quarters.
46	disgust	Verb	UNKNOWN	3945	Elbryan shook his head in disgust, but he reminded himself to keep a measure of respect.
47	rank	Noun	UNKNOWN	3946	Siherton's features befit his rank of class overseer, the disciplinarian of the newest brothers.
48	gauge	Noun	UNKNOWN	3947	"Avelyn is the best of the class," Jojonah remarked, mostly to gauge Siherton's reaction.
49	noncommittally	Adverb	UNKNOWN	3948	The taller man shrugged noncommittally.
50	dedication	Singular	UNKNOWN	3949	It was true enough; Avelyn's incredible dedication was fast becoming the talk of St.-Mere-Abelle.
51	overt	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3950	It was no secret that Siherton favored Quintall among this most important class, but the man's overt insult of Avelyn, the choice of every other master - and reportedly of Father Abbot Markwart as well - surprised him.
52	amiss	Noun	UNKNOWN	3951	Jojonah looked back at the courtyard, to Avelyn at work as always as though nothing was amiss.
53	macabre	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3952	He tried to keep a mental note of his macabre collection, tried to match it against the people of Dundalis by sorting their names house by house.
54	despise	Verb	UNKNOWN	3953	"I despise his inhumanity," replied Siherton.
55	inhumanity	Noun	UNKNOWN	3954	Was it, as Siherton insisted, the young man's apparent inhumanity?
56	smug	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3955	That smug look by the ranger spurred the proud Quintall into a charge.
57	stairwell	Noun	UNKNOWN	3956	Jill looked straight ahead as she made for the door to the stairwell that would get her down to her room.
58	figuring	Noun	UNKNOWN	3957	So Elbryan stood back from it all, figuring it to be one of those dangers for the villagers to work out on their own.
59	guarantee	Verb	B2	3958	His reentry would be guaranteed, but his position as a Preparer - though he had no idea that he would be offered such a position or even that there was such a thing - would be lost.
60	assume	Verb	B2	3959	"My mother is already buried, I assume," Avelyn responded to Siherton, "and my father has surely left her grave to return home.
61	syllable	Noun	UNKNOWN	3960	"Your mother has died, boy," he said slowly, accentuating each syllable.
62	sickness	Noun	UNKNOWN	3961	She lived on, in sickness, only to see me enter the Order of St.-Mere-Abelle.
63	peacefully	Adverb	UNKNOWN	3962	That is the vision that allowed Annalisa Desbris to pass on peacefully from this world." Master Jojonah nodded, seeing the calm and logical reasoning, and at once impressed with, and frightened of, the depth of this young man's faith.
64	offense	Noun	UNKNOWN	3963	He bowed his head as soon as he realized that he had just spoken against a master's command, an offense that could lead to exile from the abbey.
65	testament	Noun	UNKNOWN	3964	His stubbornness held for many minutes, a testament to the young man's strong willpower.
66	leaf	Noun	UNKNOWN	3965	Gold leaf and jewels - ah, the jewels!" "His song is not for changing," the barkeep said dryly.
67	rug	Noun	UNKNOWN	3966	He considered the gold leaf highlighting the carved hardwood of the room's support beams, the rich rug from some exotic land, the cushiony chairs, the many baubles and trinkets on his vast bookshelf, every one of them worth more gold than a common laborer would make in a year.
68	cushiony	Noun	UNKNOWN	3967	He considered the gold leaf highlighting the carved hardwood of the room's support beams, the rich rug from some exotic land, the cushiony chairs, the many baubles and trinkets on his vast bookshelf, every one of them worth more gold than a common laborer would make in a year.
69	chairs	Noun	UNKNOWN	3968	He considered the gold leaf highlighting the carved hardwood of the room's support beams, the rich rug from some exotic land, the cushiony chairs, the many baubles and trinkets on his vast bookshelf, every one of them worth more gold than a common laborer would make in a year.
70	trinket	Noun	UNKNOWN	3969	The sailors cared nothing for this all-important mission, Avelyn realized, beyond their payment of gold - and whatever other trinkets Father Abbot Markwart had included in the bargain.
71	richly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	3970	Jojonah glanced around the room again, reminding himself that most of the other masters, even some of the tenth-year immaculates, had chambers more richly adorned.
72	adorn	Verb	UNKNOWN	3971	Jojonah glanced around the room again, reminding himself that most of the other masters, even some of the tenth-year immaculates, had chambers more richly adorned.
73	pragmatism	Noun	UNKNOWN	3972	But pragmatism, too, should be part of that pledge, so said Father Abbot Markwart, and so had declared the abbey's.
74	altogether	Adverb	UNKNOWN	3973	Elbryan dismissed the notion altogether; he was on the eastern edge of the Moorlands by now, not so far from human settlements.
75	stool	Noun	UNKNOWN	3974	He went quietly to the service, then skipped his evening meal altogether and went right to his chamber, a five-foot-square cubicle with a single stool, which doubled as a table for Avelyn's candle, and a cot - little more than a flat board and a blanket - that folded down from one wall.
76	farewell	Noun	UNKNOWN	3975	Would Annalisa come to say goodbye to her youngest child, or had she already said her farewells to Avelyn in the courtyard outside of St.-Mere-Abelle?
77	deserving	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3976	The Abellican Church, the ancient scriptures, promised heaven to those deserving, and who could be more deserving than gentle and generous Annalisa Desbris?
78	generous	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3977	The Abellican Church, the ancient scriptures, promised heaven to those deserving, and who could be more deserving than gentle and generous Annalisa Desbris?
79	sniffle	Noun	UNKNOWN	3978	Still the tears came; every so often his even tone was broken by a sniffle or a sob.
80	compose	Verb	UNKNOWN	3979	Finally, after more than an hour, Avelyn composed himself and sat back on the cot, taking several deep breaths to fight away the last of the sobs.
81	dedicated	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3980	Indeed Siherton had been pleased to hear Avelyn crying, to know that the too - dedicated young man was possessed of human emotions, but the sound of Avelyn's sobs had not changed the stern master's general attitude toward Avelyn.
82	lowly	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3981	Grady saw himself as above that lowly station, Cat understood.
83	splendor	Noun	UNKNOWN	3982	Avelyn tried to keep his head bowed, his eyes to the floor, as befitted his lowly station, but he couldn't help notice some of the splendors that surrounded him as he followed Master Jojonah through the winding corridors of the Abbot's Maze, the most private and revered place in all of St.-Mere-Abelle, and one that a first-year novice would certainly not expect to visit.
84	divert	Verb	UNKNOWN	3983	None of it diverted Avelyn's attention from the wonders of the place, though he did listen somewhat, fearing to miss any questions directed his way.
85	wonders	Noun	UNKNOWN	3984	Avelyn blinked; amid the wonders of the door, he hadn't even noticed the huge latch!
86	enwrap	Gerund	UNKNOWN	3985	Scenes of the Halo, the heavenly gift, enwrapping all the others, an oval because of the angle at which it was portrayed.
87	unfold	Verb	UNKNOWN	3986	And on the way, as Avelyn's eyes scanned, it seemed to him as if the history of the world, of the faith, unfolded to him, the images packed so that one led to another easily, with enough distinction so that each made an impact, however brief, like the flowing of time.
88	distinction	Singular	UNKNOWN	3987	Smealy as he had drowned the powrie, without distinction of the fact that the victim this time was not an evil dwarf but a human being.
89	explicit	Adjective	B2	3988	But his orders concerning Pimaninicuit had been explicit and unyielding: only those stones treated to retain their magic could be brought from the island.
90	blasphemous	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3989	For Avelyn, this was a most sacred mission, the most important duty of the Abellican Church, and to profane it so by indulging in a shipboard orgy, was surely blasphemous.
91	odor	Noun	UNKNOWN	3990	The room inside was well lit, though Avelyn saw no torches and didn't smell the usual odor of burning wood.
92	brilliantly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	3991	It filled every corner, every crack in every stone, and reflected brilliantly off the glass covers of the many cases set about the room, and off their contents, as well, hundreds and hundreds of polished stones.
93	covers	Noun	UNKNOWN	3992	She jumped when he briskly entered, pulling the covers from her bed up before her.
94	pretense	Noun	UNKNOWN	3993	It was the end, the end of hope, of any pretense of godliness.
95	blacker	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3994	What clouds are these that so cover our heads, blacker than the blackest storm?
96	goodly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	3995	"The Ring Stones are the source of all goodly magic," Master Jojonah explained.
97	soil	Noun	UNKNOWN	3996	The upheaval was recent, that much was perfectly clear, for the soil on the torn side of the ridge was loose and deep brown, pocked here and there by a root, but with no fresh, aboveground growth.
98	ecstasy	Noun	UNKNOWN	3997	There was something most sacred, yet particularly unmysterious, and thus unholy, in all of this, a tingling of ecstasy combined with a slightly foul taste that Avelyn Desbris could not ignore.
99	arcing	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3998	Elbryan let fly a wide-arcing left hook as he spun back toward the elf.
100	sphere	Noun	UNKNOWN	3999	At first he thought them the borders of the known spheres, for he had heard theories of the universe as a series of overlapping, interlocking heavenly spheres, the invisible bubbles that held the layers of stars in place.
101	click	Noun	UNKNOWN	4000	Master Siherton came out of Markwart's room alone, his boots clicking on the floor as he made his way in the direction of the stone room.