booking/the-demon-awakens/beginner/raws/the-demon-awakens-beginner-words-part-42.csv

1	lemma	pos	cefr_level	coverage_rank	context_sentence	context_sentence_zh	definition_zh
2	thrum	Gerund	UNKNOWN	4101	The ruby was thrumming in his hand, its magic intense and straining for release.
3	heartfelt	Noun	UNKNOWN	4102	Father Abbot Markwart burst out into the most heartfelt laughter Avelyn had ever heard.
4	bath	Verb	UNKNOWN	4103	Elbryan realized that he was bathed in a cold sweat.
5	aroma	Noun	UNKNOWN	4104	Elbryan's instincts - something about the air, perhaps, the aroma told him this was not the slope leading out of Dundalis up to the ridgeline, the slope where he had met the ...
6	ridgeline	Noun	UNKNOWN	4105	Elbryan's instincts - something about the air, perhaps, the aroma told him this was not the slope leading out of Dundalis up to the ridgeline, the slope where he had met the ...
7	internal	Adjective	UNKNOWN	4106	"West," Elbryan decided after studying it for a moment, his instincts, his internal directional sense, sorting things out.
8	buffeted	Verb	UNKNOWN	4107	Cold winds and stinging spray buffeted the crew.
9	unmoving	Adjective	UNKNOWN	4108	Elbryan looked down the slope curiously, just the few feet to the unmoving mist.
10	whitecap	Gerund	UNKNOWN	4109	Not so far above him, Elbryan could see the snow on this mountain and on all the others, a whitecapping that the young man suspected might be perpetual.
11	chime	Verb	UNKNOWN	4110	Somehow he knew the speaker was not human, that no human voice could chime so sweetly, so perfectly.
12	supple	Noun	UNKNOWN	4111	This creature's limbs didn't look skinny, any more than did the supple branches of a bending willow.
13	bending	Adjective	UNKNOWN	4112	This creature's limbs didn't look skinny, any more than did the supple branches of a bending willow.
14	plainly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	4113	The way the words were spoken, however plainly and without any apparent deception allowed Elbryan to relax somewhat.
15	deception	Singular	UNKNOWN	4114	The way the words were spoken, however plainly and without any apparent deception allowed Elbryan to relax somewhat.
16	shimmer	Noun	UNKNOWN	4115	It was as if the being shone of its own accord, an inner light making the flowing hair glow and shimmer.
17	relative	Adjective	UNKNOWN	4116	Juraviel had a response for that, a remark concerning the relative unpreparedness of Dundalis in the face of such knowledge.
18	equipped	Verb	UNKNOWN	4117	Thus was Brother Justice equipped to find and destroy Avelyn.
19	destroying	Noun	UNKNOWN	4118	Am I goblin or fomorian?" Juraviel asked calmly, that melodic voice alone destroying any possible comparisons to the croaking and growling monsters.
20	croak	Gerund	UNKNOWN	4119	Am I goblin or fomorian?" Juraviel asked calmly, that melodic voice alone destroying any possible comparisons to the croaking and growling monsters.
21	shallow	Adjective	UNKNOWN	4120	The creature wasn't following a trail, Elbryan believed, but was making one, walking as easily and openly through the underbrush as a man might wade through a shallow pond.
22	tidy	Adjective	UNKNOWN	4121	There could be only one answer, for no living creature, not even one of the great dragons of the north, could so tear this amount of ground in such an even, tidy manner.
23	arrogance	Noun	UNKNOWN	4122	Elbryan realized the arrogance of that notion, an almost sinful pride,.
24	impulse	Noun	UNKNOWN	4123	But the dactyl was not a stupid creature and could control its impulses, even those bent upon destruction, which the demon loved above all else.
25	widening	Adjective	UNKNOWN	4124	The sharks would feed on the dead, and the frantic actions of those still alive combined with the widening blood spill would likely bring more in, he knew.
26	speeding	Adjective	UNKNOWN	4125	He imagined the wind, the green treetop canopy speeding below him ...
27	unpleasant	Adjective	UNKNOWN	4126	The ranger quickly removed his clothes, the grass feeling scratchy but not unpleasant to his feet.
28	likeness	Noun	UNKNOWN	4127	Twin rows of massive columns, each carved into the likeness of a giant warrior, lined the room.
29	peril	Noun	UNKNOWN	4128	The journey was too treacherous, and if the crew had been well paid, as promised, they would have had no reason to dare the perils of the South Mirianic again.
30	bloodline	Noun	UNKNOWN	4129	But after speaking with the boy, Juraviel was even more convinced that this was indeed the true bloodline of Mather, and an appropriate ranger-in-training.
31	remainder	Noun	UNKNOWN	4130	He spent the remainder of the afternoon caught up in the sights and smells.
32	going	Noun	UNKNOWN	4131	Elbryan had stopped at the top of the hillock, but he felt as if he were still going up, still ascending to those brilliant, twinkling dots.
33	ascend	Gerund	UNKNOWN	4132	Elbryan had stopped at the top of the hillock, but he felt as if he were still going up, still ascending to those brilliant, twinkling dots.
34	spiritually	Adverb	UNKNOWN	4133	Though he was back on earth, spiritually, the music remained, soft and wonderful, emanating from every shadow, from every tree, from the ground itself.
35	singer	Noun	UNKNOWN	4134	His direction chosen, he started off, determined to find the singer.
36	glimpsed	Verb	UNKNOWN	4135	Inside, Avelyn glimpsed Siherton and Jojonah with the Father Abbot, the old man livid about the mishap in the stone room.
37	oak	Noun	UNKNOWN	4136	Juraviel found him at dawn, curled in a hollow at the base of a wide oak.
38	unanswer	Verb	UNKNOWN	4137	They are to me the shining symbol of all the unanswered questions of human existence, of our place in this vast sky, of our purpose, of death itself.
39	bathe	Verb	UNKNOWN	4138	Elbryan was expected to bathe daily, to keep his clothing clean, and since his beard was splotchy and uneven, not yet that of a man, to keep his face clean shaven.
40	temporary	Adjective	UNKNOWN	4139	I had ascended from this temporary existence, from a place of constant change to a place of eternity.
41	breech	Noun	UNKNOWN	4140	CHAPTER 10 Made of Tougher Stuff Elbryan rolled his breeches up over his knees - not that the worn and ragged pants would stay that way for long!
42	singsong	Noun	UNKNOWN	4141	From somewhere in the thick brush behind him, he heard a call, "Be quick about it!" The words were not spoken in the common tongue of Honce-the-Bear but in the singsong, melodious language of the elves, a language Elbryan was already beginning to comprehend.
43	reckon	Verb	UNKNOWN	4142	By his reckoning, the winter solstice had passed, and he knew Dundalis, or what was left of the village, was likely under several feel of snow.
44	gusting	Adjective	UNKNOWN	4143	He remembered well the hardships, and the excitement, of Dundalis in the winter, the gusting wind throwing icy particles against the side of the cabin, the piles of blowing snow, sometimes so deep that he and his father had to break through a drift just to get outside!
45	pant	Noun	UNKNOWN	4144	She stood before him, panting.
46	waded	Verb	UNKNOWN	4145	He picked up his basket, cursed when one pant leg slipped down into the water, then waded out through the reeds.
47	reed	Noun	UNKNOWN	4146	Parting one patch of reeds, the boy found his first stone of the day, bobbing low in the water.
48	flavored	Adjective	UNKNOWN	4147	When he squeezed them, extracting the now-flavored liquid, the elves would inevitably complain about how little he had collected.
49	ironically	Adverb	UNKNOWN	4148	The monk had found peace within himself, ironically, in the midst of a war, a battle that Avelyn knew justified the actions that had weighed so heavily on him these last years.
50	sticky	Adjective	UNKNOWN	4149	those silken elven strands, which, Elbryan found out soon enough, could be made as sticky and clingy as a spiderweb.
51	steaming	Verb	UNKNOWN	4150	He looked at the brush helplessly, at the steaming stew, just a few strides away.
52	sped	PastTense	UNKNOWN	4151	Laughter trailed him as he sped away, and Elbryan sensed that there was some measure of admiration in it.
53	impossible	Adjective	UNKNOWN	4152	Here, high stones lined both sides of the trail, making passage off the path nearly impossible unless Elbryan took a circuitous route quite deep into the underbrush.
54	circuitous	Adjective	UNKNOWN	4153	Here, high stones lined both sides of the trail, making passage off the path nearly impossible unless Elbryan took a circuitous route quite deep into the underbrush.
55	trellis	Noun	UNKNOWN	4154	- and had cleverly covered it with a layer of dirt and fallen leaves, supported by a trellis of woven sticks.
56	woven	Noun	UNKNOWN	4155	Into the spike, the beast sent its vision, the telltale tracings of human-woven magic.
57	phony	Adjective	UNKNOWN	4156	He would have leaped clear of the phony, only to drop heavily into the real one.
58	dimension	Plural	UNKNOWN	4157	Now it was Elbryan's turn to laugh, as he discerned the dimensions of the true trap, then easily leaped it, leaving the last few feet of the path, the last expanse to the food, open to him.
59	fletching	Noun	UNKNOWN	4158	A long arrow protruded from its back, an arrow with fletchings familiar to the woman.
60	cowards	Adverb	UNKNOWN	4159	Are you cowards, then?
61	mess	Noun	UNKNOWN	4160	It struck the bowl of stew, overturning it and making a mess of the meal.
62	miserably	Adverb	UNKNOWN	4161	Surely Tuntun would have to come to him, if for no other reason than to tell him how miserably he had failed in protecting the three towns!
63	veritable	Adjective	UNKNOWN	4162	He wheeled, but Tuntun turned with him, staying behind him and punching out a veritable drum roll on his upper back.
64	indignantly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	4163	"He fights like a human," Tuntun answered indignantly.
65	porous	Adjective	UNKNOWN	4164	His spirit walked free of his body, passed through the porous wood of the door and past the pair of oblivious guards.
66	juices	Noun	UNKNOWN	4165	The combination of bog water and milk-stones, as the elves called them, produced some of the sweetest juices in all of Corona.
67	intoxicating	Adjective	UNKNOWN	4166	From this raw product, the elves would make their intoxicating wine, Questel ni'touel to the elves, but known to the wide world simply as "boggle." The swamplike connotation of the name was usually completely lost on the humans, who thought the term a mere reference to their state of mind after but a few sips of the potent liquid.
68	contacts	Noun	UNKNOWN	4167	I have friends here, valuable friends." "Take care that your questions do not lead your contacts to the way to Pimaninicuit," Quintall whispered ominously.
69	bard	Noun	UNKNOWN	4168	Their contacts in the wide human world were discrete and few, but the elves did enough trading so that they could bring desired items, curiosity pieces mostly, and a sampling of songs of the few human bards who could bring them pleasure, into their valley.
70	defiance	Noun	UNKNOWN	4169	The monk snarled in defiance and kicked at the heavy door.
71	finality	Noun	UNKNOWN	4170	"It was God's will," Markwart said with finality.
72	angling	Noun	UNKNOWN	4171	Juraviel took full advantage, put Elbryan off balance and kept on twisting, angling the boy over the trough.
73	illogic	Adjective	UNKNOWN	4172	If you fail in this, if you do not prove yourself worthy of elven friendship, you cannot be let out into the world with the knowledge you have attained of our home and of our ways." Even as Elbryan started to protest, horrified at the thought of becoming a prisoner, Juraviel finished grimly, "Nor can you stay." Elbryan's thoughts shifted to the illogic of it all.
74	inhuman	Noun	UNKNOWN	4173	Jojonah closed his eyes and remembered all the times Siherton had warned him about Avelyn's almost inhuman dedication.
75	substitute	Gerund	UNKNOWN	4174	Yet measured against the speed and agility of the elves, the fluidity of their movements, substituting perfect balance for lack of weight and strength, Elbryan truly felt a novice.
76	astounding	Adjective	UNKNOWN	4175	Juraviel, lighter and smaller, had put him down with astounding ease, a simple movement for which Elbryan had no counter.
77	benefits	Noun	UNKNOWN	4176	But it was not without its benefits.
78	gangly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	4177	As the weeks became months, and they became a year, and then two, Elbryan was hardly recognizable as the short gangly boy that Jilseponie had once beat up.
79	proprietor	Noun	UNKNOWN	4178	CHAPTER 11 Cat-the-Stray "Corner table, Cat," called Graevis Chilichunk, the barkeep and proprietor of Fellowship Way, reputedly the finest inn in all the great city of Palmaris.
80	reputedly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	4179	CHAPTER 11 Cat-the-Stray "Corner table, Cat," called Graevis Chilichunk, the barkeep and proprietor of Fellowship Way, reputedly the finest inn in all the great city of Palmaris.
81	commonly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	4180	Fellowship Way, or the Way, as it was commonly called, was not a large establishment, boasting only a dozen small, private rooms and a single common bedroom in the upstairs guest quarters, and a tavern that could hold no more than a hundred, and that with most folks standing.
82	cheapest	Adjective	UNKNOWN	4181	She took the order from the three - no surprise here, just three more mugs of the cheapest ale - then turned to the bar.
83	lesser	Adjective	UNKNOWN	4182	The noble visitors to Palmaris mostly stayed at the more haughty establishments, those near or within the duke's castle, but for those who knew, for the lesser merchants and the frequent wanderers, there was no better place in the world than Fellowship Way.
84	customer	Noun	UNKNOWN	4183	In the Way, a single piece of silver would get you a hot meal, and a mere smile, whether you were a paying customer or not, would coax from Graevis or from most of the other usual patrons or workers a marvelous tale.
85	worker	Noun	UNKNOWN	4184	He was a worker, a true frontiersman.
86	ample	Adjective	UNKNOWN	4185	They were about the same height, but Tol, with his barrel-like torso and ample belly, was heavier.
87	suitor	Noun	UNKNOWN	4186	And it was all done in such good fun that neither Graevis nor any suitor of her unsuspecting dance partner ever seemed to care.
88	unrivaled	Verb	UNKNOWN	4187	Pettibwa just had an unrivaled love of life and of other people.
89	loving	Verb	UNKNOWN	4188	Pony went to him, loving him all the more, feeling a true kinship with the man, feeling a great deal of pity, as well.
90	commoner	Adjective	UNKNOWN	4189	Grady's standing was nowhere near Connor's, and the only reason the baron's nephew suffered the almost constant companionship of the upstart commoner was for the sake of his adopted sister.
91	sarcasm	Noun	UNKNOWN	4190	"No, ye're not a pretty one, now are ye?" Pettibwa cooed with smiling sarcasm, stroking Cat's hair.
92	devil	Noun	UNKNOWN	4191	She sensed that her hair had been much shorter then, back when she was young and all the world seemed a great adventure, back when the devils were just fireside stories to make, your skin tingle or imagined demons upon whom children could wage war.
93	meek	Adjective	UNKNOWN	4192	She offered a meek smile and a nod to Pettibwa, who returned them with a wink.
94	atmosphere	Noun	UNKNOWN	4193	But she knew, too, the atmosphere of the Way, and the last thing in the world the young woman wanted was to make things difficult for Graevis and Pettibwa, her saviors.
95	savior	Noun	UNKNOWN	4194	But she knew, too, the atmosphere of the Way, and the last thing in the world the young woman wanted was to make things difficult for Graevis and Pettibwa, her saviors.
96	barmaid	Noun	UNKNOWN	4195	Suddenly he was off balance, and then he was sitting on the floor, the pretty barmaid gliding out of reach.
97	champion	Noun	UNKNOWN	4196	"Even as we speak, your mighty champion and your precious companion are dying.
98	precisely	Adverb	UNKNOWN	4197	their goal through honor, Cat knew; was precisely the same as the drunk had attempted through offered gold.
99	graciously	Adverb	UNKNOWN	4198	She worked for another hour, and when her smile did not return, Graevis graciously bade her to take an early night.
100	toast	Noun	UNKNOWN	4199	Cat looked back appreciatively, and over Pettibwa's large round shoulder, she saw again the handsome well-dressed young man, watching her go, lifting his glass of wine in apparent toast to her.
101	solitude	Noun	UNKNOWN	4200	Her rage bubbled away, and she turned from the alley, walking back into the solitude of the darkened rooftop.