booking/the-demon-awakens/beginner/raws/the-demon-awakens-beginner-words-part-29.csv

1	lemma	pos	cefr_level	coverage_rank	global_frequency	context_sentence	context_sentence_zh	definition_zh
2	elude	Verb	UNKNOWN	2801	3	Elbryan held steady his breath, paying close attention, for though he could understand the melodic language, many individual words might elude him if he was not careful.
3	stealth	Noun	B2	2802	3	Even though the trails seemed easy for at least a short distance, Tuntun decided that it would be better for her to use stealth.
4	fury	Noun	B2	2803	3	The demon could smell the blood and taste the fury as surely as if it had been on the scene with its chieftains.
5	clockwise	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2804	3	Over went his spinning pole, clockwise to his right, then it went over again, and then a third time, Elbryan sliding his foot further to the right with each spin.
6	reasonable	Adjective	B2	2805	3	The fellow had his huge axe out in front of him, and if Elbryan couldn't offer a reasonable answer, there was little doubt what he meant to do with it.
7	diva	Noun	UNKNOWN	2806	3	Something daring, even desperate, like the shadow dive Tallareyish had used to defeat him.
8	timing	Noun	B2	2807	3	She collected ten of Pireth Tulme's Coastpoint Guards, using their hangovers as a tool for rejecting more of the others, then set out, double-timing the march down the dirt path.
9	permanent	Adjective	B2	2808	3	Elbryan had come to think of his life with the elves as a permanent arrangement, had figured that he would live in Andur'Blough Inninness for the rest of his mortal days.
10	slyly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2809	3	Cat-the-Stray tried to ignore the whispers and the sidelong glances, but even Pettibwa, cheery cheeked and grinning slyly, caught Cat's gaze and nodded her head in the man's direction more than once.
11	contemptuously	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2810	3	He spat contemptuously.
12	heartily	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2811	3	Cat could hardly believe she had spoken the words, but her horror vanished when Connor laughed heartily.
13	meself	Noun	UNKNOWN	2812	3	I'd been thinking o' killing them meself, when I seen an animal chewing off its leg in one o' their wicked catchers."
14	bawdy	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2813	3	Why, ye act like no man's a good man!" The woman gave a bawdy wink.
15	jiggle	Verb	UNKNOWN	2814	3	Putting your maidenhead on a barbed hook and jiggling it before the baron's nephew."
16	riotously	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2815	3	The older woman laughed riotously, and Cat took the welcomed break in the conversation to consider her words.
17	nobility	Noun	UNKNOWN	2816	3	Perhaps her ascension into local nobility would even raise their own station in life, and Jill would treasure that above all else.
18	sensual	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2817	3	They represented another side of the girl, a womanly side, sensual, sexual - a part that Cat's free and girlish spirit was not yet ready to admit.
19	avenue	Noun	UNKNOWN	2818	3	Tuntun's only avenue of escape was straight down to the ground, and so she took it unceremoniously.
20	lash	Noun	UNKNOWN	2819	3	Before she could even consider the question or the implications, Cat found herself mesmerized by the way his lashes closed upon those beautiful brown eyes.
21	crestfallen	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2820	3	Perhaps it was the slightly crestfallen look of his friend Juraviel that tipped him to the truth of his own thoughts.
22	fathom	Noun	UNKNOWN	2821	3	But the old sea dog couldn't fathom the level of physical training these four men had endured.
23	scratch	Verb	B2	2822	3	Smealy squinted perhaps a dozen times in the next few seconds and lifted a hand to scratch hard at his gray hair - to kill a few lice, Avelyn figured.
24	regal	Noun	UNKNOWN	2823	3	The ranger sat quietly, cutting a regal figure, his bow and sword at rest.
25	unintelligible	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2824	3	The fat man sputtered something unintelligible and turned away, waving his hand dismissively.
26	potentially	Adverb	B2	2825	3	The bond was immediate and secure, the four monks putting aside their personal squabbles in light of potentially more dangerous enemies.
27	belowdecks	Noun	UNKNOWN	2826	3	Quintall returned to them much later that evening, belowdecks in the closet-sized.
28	weird	Adjective	B2	2827	3	There was something weird about his smile, Avelyn noted, something misplaced..
29	misplace	Verb	UNKNOWN	2828	3	There was something weird about his smile, Avelyn noted, something misplaced..
30	vainly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2829	3	Avelyn narrowed his eyes, trying vainly to decipher the cryptic talk.
31	accurate	Adjective	B2	2830	3	Thagraine's perception of his sexual past was indeed accurate.
32	viewpoint	Plural	B2	2831	3	Avelyn considered the sight from two widely disparate viewpoints.
33	inhabitant	Noun	B2	2832	3	Even the vivid, bright colors of the clothing of Entel's inhabitants struck the four as unusual.
34	oar	Noun	UNKNOWN	2833	3	Finally came the welcome sound of oars and the boat, all three safely aboard.
35	unfamiliar	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2834	3	Elbryan silently mouthed the unfamiliar name and noted how Toys ruddy face blanched at the mere mention.
36	companionship	Noun	UNKNOWN	2835	3	It wasn't that he craved human companionship; he continued to fear that thought greatly.
37	marker	Noun	B2	2836	3	This moment, so many years in the waiting, was the marker of the end of that relationship with the girl, the beginning of the new and deeper relationship with the woman.
38	upstart	Noun	UNKNOWN	2837	3	He had not battled Tuntun in many weeks; he was determined now to give the upstart elf a bit of a surprise.
39	overhand	Noun	UNKNOWN	2838	3	The overhand parry deflected the stabbing blade, but the second attempt, the undersweeping slap designed to send the elf's sword flying up high, was far too slow to catch up to Tuntun's retracting movement.
40	partly	Adverb	B2	2839	3	His success was partly gained by surprise.
41	rapidly	Adverb	B2	2840	3	Chipmunk nodded so rapidly that he bit his tongue.
42	tiring	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2841	3	Tuntun was tiring, too, Elbryan knew, and if he could land but one solid blow, the fight might be at its end.
43	plop	PastTense	UNKNOWN	2842	3	So the monk, exhausted from fighting and then curing the stranger's magical poisoning, his mind heavy with drink, plopped down on his bed and was soon snoring loudly.
44	etch	Verb	UNKNOWN	2843	3	For Juraviel's anxiety was clearly etched on his fine features - how could it have been otherwise when he had been speaking to his protégé Elbryan about this very subject not a week's time past?
45	virgin	Noun	UNKNOWN	2844	3	Elbryan smiled wickedly as he considered those steep hillsides, all of varied angles and deep with virgin snow.
46	wench	Noun	UNKNOWN	2845	3	"You teasing little wench.
47	blond	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2846	3	Jill shook her head, her short shock of blond hair bouncing about.
48	gentlemen	Noun	UNKNOWN	2847	3	After the carnage ride, the newlyweds came to a hall filled with music and drink, with ladies and gentlemen spinning about, twirling and laughing.
49	nightgown	Noun	UNKNOWN	2848	3	When the tittering pair finally left, Jill was sitting on the edge of the great cushiony bed, wearing only a simple silk nightgown that was too low cut, both front and back, and didn't go nearly far enough down her legs.
50	glassy	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2849	3	Hour after endless hour, day after endless day, the Windrunner glided lazily across the sparkling glassy surface of the South Mirianic.
51	emptiness	Noun	UNKNOWN	2850	3	Elbryan closed his eyes, sympathetic to the tale, understanding completely the plight of these people, the horrible emptiness that some of them now felt, the complete hopelessness.
52	intimacy	Noun	UNKNOWN	2851	3	The issue of physical intimacy did not come up between them during those weeks, for both of them had found a more special intimacy, far more satisfying.
53	starboard	Noun	UNKNOWN	2852	3	Another ball of flaming pitch soared out from the monastery, skipping in along the starboard rail of the vessel, igniting the mainsail into one tremendous flame.
54	damnation	Singular	UNKNOWN	2853	3	Farther back along the deck, Avelyn was close enough to hear Captain Adjonas mutter, "Damnation."
55	pedal	Noun	UNKNOWN	2854	3	The dwarves can pedal all day, while most men tire within the hour - or after a couple of hours, at most."
56	tarry	Verb	UNKNOWN	2855	3	Avelyn blanched, so did Thagraine and Pellimar, but Quintall only let out a low growl and tarried his gaze back in the direction of the distant powrie ship.
57	bound	Noun	B2	2856	3	Avelyn feared that Quintall, in issuing such a clear order, might have overstepped his bounds this time.
58	tread	Gerund	UNKNOWN	2857	3	Once in the water, Avelyn found Quintall treading high not so far away, half his body clear of the sea.
59	greasy	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2858	3	Bunkus Smealy turned his greasy grin on Avelyn, holding one hand up, his thumb and index finger about five inches apart.
60	crazed	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2859	3	Half-crazed, his entire world shattered, Avelyn understood.
61	leaning	Adjective	B2	2860	3	He found Quintall standing with Adjonas, the captain, looking weary, leaning against the mainmast.
62	uneasy	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2861	3	Perhaps it was the boredom, the heat, or the tasteless provisions, but the crew grew increasingly uneasy, even hostile.
63	cough	Verb	UNKNOWN	2862	3	Smealy pulled away, coughing and, predictably, turned to the crew for help.
64	lagoon	Noun	UNKNOWN	2863	3	So they circled, spotting one promising lagoon, and then sailed out to deeper waters for the longest five days of the trip, particularly for Avelyn and Thagraine.
65	withstand	Noun	UNKNOWN	2864	3	On board Quintall launched right away into lies about the dangers to the foolish seaman, about how the monks, and the monks alone, were trained to withstand the fury of the showers.
66	purplish	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2865	3	The hundreds of purplish rings converged in the middle of the room.
67	splatter	Verb	UNKNOWN	2866	3	One fireball hit against the village's east wall, splattering the two men standing nearby with burning pitch.
68	remnant	Noun	UNKNOWN	2867	3	Many showed no magical power at all, and Avelyn soon realized that these were the remnants of previous showers, brought up to the surface by the battering of the storm.
69	dramatic	Adjective	B2	2868	3	Only then did Avelyn take the time to note that dramatic change that had come over Pimaninicuit.
70	unyielding	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2869	3	Gofflaw growled at her, but under Jill's unyielding glare, he replaced his sword in its sheath.
71	retain	Noun	B2	2870	3	But his orders concerning Pimaninicuit had been explicit and unyielding: only those stones treated to retain their magic could be brought from the island.
72	overwhelmed	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2871	3	Thus, Avelyn simply sat staring outward, too overwhelmed even to eat, and waited for the Windrunner.
73	grumbling	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2872	3	Aside from Paulson's typical grumbling, he caught no direction to their conversation.
74	emerald	Noun	UNKNOWN	2873	3	At the first town he entered, he happened upon a caravan of several merchant wagons, and there he sold the common emerald, giving him all the funds he would need for a long, long time.
75	remorse	Noun	UNKNOWN	2874	3	Elbryan nodded, glad that the man felt some remorse for his traitorous actions.
76	recoil	Verb	UNKNOWN	2875	3	Avelyn recoiled instinctively, out of shyness.
77	surrounding	Adjective	B2	2876	3	The one advantage on the ranger's side was his knowledge of the region surrounding Weedy Meadow.
78	wager	Noun	B2	2877	3	Perhaps he hadn't really done it right, or perhaps Adjonas had ordered her to bed Avelyn, or even had made a wager with her that she could not bed the man.
79	chapel	Noun	UNKNOWN	2878	3	Avelyn ran from the chapel, skittering down the empty halls, his footsteps echoing noisily.
80	creation	Singular	B2	2879	3	He knew the properties of diamonds, the creation of light, but had never used quartz.
81	ebb	Noun	UNKNOWN	2880	3	The strong ebb tide of All Saints Bay would collect the flotsam and jetsam and carry it out to the open sea.
82	auction	Verb	B2	2881	3	They were talking about a private auction of the sacred stones!
83	inanimate	Singular	UNKNOWN	2882	3	Avelyn rolled out of the way; the inanimate stone crashed down and rolled from the dais.
84	pursuing	Noun	B2	2883	3	With the malachite, he floated gently over cliffs that any pursuing monks would spend hours climbing down.
85	cone	Noun	UNKNOWN	2884	3	Spotting him, the great stallion reared and snorted, its breath coming out as a great cone of steam.
86	interpretation	Plural	B2	2885	3	What was, in the horse's eyes, simply was with no interpretation, an efficient and perfect way of perception that sorted through emotion, that lived in the present without concern for the future or interference from the past.
87	sliver	Noun	UNKNOWN	2886	3	Again came the spinning slivers, two in rapid succession, this time angled higher to hit the monster about the head.
88	dasada	Noun	UNKNOWN	2887	3	Every morning he performed bi'nelle dasada and then his physical conditioning with the milk-stones.
89	intricate	Verb	B2	2888	3	The young man continued for nearly an hour, his arms and weapon weaving ever more intricate patterns in the empty air.
90	significance	Noun	B2	2889	3	"You do not even understand the significance," Tuntun replied distastefully.
91	unending	Verb	UNKNOWN	2890	3	Even Juraviel couldn't suppress a chuckle at his elven companion's unending games.
92	hence	Adverb	B2	2891	3	How will they judge me twenty years hence, a mere day by an elf's measure?.
93	initially	Adverb	B2	2892	3	Indeed she had thrived; initially, at least, in the military.
94	fearsome	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2893	3	Elbryan smiled wryly at Bradwarden before the fearsome centaur could take offense.
95	coastline	Noun	UNKNOWN	2894	3	Luck was with her, though, for the coastline remained in sight, towering black mountains marking the southern horizon.
96	resign	Verb	B2	2895	3	She gave a sigh, resigned to the reality about her.
97	consistent	Adjective	B2	2896	3	Silvery lines wove gracefully about the dark green stem; they seemed to Elbryan consistent with the fishing lines and the bowstrings the elves used.
98	underworld	Noun	UNKNOWN	2897	3	Into the spike, the demon sent its power, the strength of the underworld, the strength to burn.
99	unprepared	Verb	UNKNOWN	2898	3	The cries of the doomed pair had alerted Elbryan and the others to the danger, so they were not unprepared when the first of the giants crashed through the brush and charged over the rim of the bowl-shaped encampment.
100	frond	Noun	UNKNOWN	2899	3	all, one whose broad fronds were above Elbryan's head.
101	implement	Verb	B2	2900	3	He recognized the implements of the trapping trade hanging all about the shack, along with dozens of drying pelts.