booking/the-demon-awakens/beginner/raws/the-demon-awakens-beginner-words-part-28.csv

1	lemma	pos	cefr_level	coverage_rank	global_frequency	context_sentence	context_sentence_zh	definition_zh
2	astronomical	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2701	3	They studied the Halo, the charts that determined the astronomical data which would indicate the time of the showers.
3	girdle	Noun	UNKNOWN	2702	3	Perhaps he would shine in the heavens above, a fifth light on the girdle of Progos-Behemoth!
4	groove	Noun	UNKNOWN	2703	3	Looking closer, Avelyn noted grooves in the wall.
5	lever	Verb	UNKNOWN	2704	3	Jill did see that a detachment of six soldiers was at the catapult, three working the levers, three desperately trying to hold a handful of powries at bay.
6	effortlessly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2705	3	He understood the command and willed himself off the ground, drifting effortlessly toward the ceiling.
7	whispering	Noun	B2	2706	3	To the left came a titter, a tiny voice whispering softly.
8	tenfold	Noun	UNKNOWN	2707	3	The ominous growling increased tenfold, a hundredfold, deafening Avelyn, blocking the sounds of the dactyl's shrieks.
9	hidden	Adjective	B2	2708	3	When he was gone, Master Jojonah replaced the stones, closed the case, then went to the wall and moved the hidden switch to lock it fast.
10	slanting	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2709	3	A slanting ray cut in through the smoke, a single shaft of light that beckoned the girl back to the land of the living.
11	multitude	Noun	UNKNOWN	2710	3	Elbryan took it and, ignoring the multitude of questions that again swirled in his thoughts, silently followed.
12	stiffen	Verb	B2	2711	3	The elf straightened and stiffened, and leaned forward over the lunging boy's head and shoulders.
13	uncertain	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2712	3	Torn and uncertain, the ranger fitted an arrow to Hawkwing.
14	exhaustion	Singular	UNKNOWN	2713	3	Mercifully, Elbryan's grief had brought with it exhaustion, and the boy had found some sleep.
15	moist	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2714	3	It was warm; Elbryan felt that first, felt a soft, moist sensation gently touching all his skin.
16	transfer	Verb	B2	2715	3	News that she would soon be transferred to Pireth Vanguard far to the north, did little to change Jill's sullen mood.
17	lace	Noun	UNKNOWN	2716	3	Now, seeing her adorned in a white gown of satin and lace, her long, thick blond mane pinned up on one side and hanging loose on the other, she seemed made for royalty.
18	chief	Adjective	B2	2717	3	Juraviel, Elbryan's chief sponsor with Lady Dasslerond, took it lightly.
19	casting	Noun	B2	2718	3	The moon was above the easternmost boughs, casting slanted rays upon him, and he realized how foolish he had been and how vulnerable he now was.
20	flustered	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2719	3	He looked at the flustered young monk, then across the deck at the other three.
21	soothing	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2720	3	Soothing sounds, and that made defiant Elbryan panic even more.
22	pirouette	Singular	UNKNOWN	2721	3	Sometimes they held hands, and other times they let go long enough for every other elf to turn a graceful pirouette.
23	navigate	Verb	UNKNOWN	2722	3	Elbryan still could not navigate this area, but he was gaining some understanding.
24	dread	Noun	B2	2723	3	As the year progressed, as Avelyn further separated himself from the other three candidate Preparers, he came to dread his daytime matches against any of them, particularly Quintall.
25	mishap	Verb	UNKNOWN	2724	3	Inside, Avelyn glimpsed Siherton and Jojonah with the Father Abbot, the old man livid about the mishap in the stone room.
26	severe	Adjective	B2	2725	3	Thagraine and Avelyn exchanged grave looks, given the man's uncharacteristic tone and the severe look on Quintall's face.
27	procedure	Noun	B2	2726	3	Sometimes that work entailed exhaustive study, reading text after text and reciting procedures so many times in rapid succession that Avelyn would often continue reciting them after he had gone to sleep.
28	distinguish	Verb	B2	2727	3	Their fear isolates them, and they often cannot distinguish friend from foe.
29	rival	Adjective	B2	2728	3	By the third year, Master Siherton also became invaluable as a mediator between the two rivals from the class of God's Year 816, coaxing Quintall into easing up on his jealousy of Avelyn.
30	astonish	Verb	UNKNOWN	2729	3	But in the weekly sparring contests, Jill released enough enemies from her memories to carry her through with a ferocity that had astonished her superiors.
31	vigorously	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2730	3	The hard-headed powrie shook its head vigorously, lips flapping.
32	accusing	Adjective	B2	2731	3	Its head snapped about, an accusing glare falling over the trembling goblin.
33	urgently	Adverb	B2	2732	3	So they went on, even more urgently, accepting the grate as a sure sign that they were in an important area, probably the dactyl's own.
34	onlooker	Noun	UNKNOWN	2733	3	The bells of the abbey pealed repeatedly, drawing curious onlookers from the nearby village of St.-Mere-Abelle.
35	surf	Noun	UNKNOWN	2734	3	As he neared the pounding surf, Avelyn shifted the amber into the hand holding the malachite and brought forth its powers as well.
36	horizontally	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2735	3	Elbryan presented his long pole horizontally in front of him; the elf responded by crossing his two smaller poles, replicas of slender elvish swords, in the air before him.
37	wharf	Noun	UNKNOWN	2736	3	A new wharf had been constructed, reaching far enough out into the bay so that the Windrunner could dock.
38	drip	Verb	UNKNOWN	2737	3	Avelyn's brown robes were tattered and dripping; he had the stench of burned hair about him.
39	dunk	Noun	UNKNOWN	2738	3	He put Elbryan's head under the liquid, brought him up, sputtering, then dunked him again.
40	semiconscious	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2739	3	For the boy who had just witnessed such carnage and loss, the semiconscious state was preferable.
41	mossy	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2740	3	He was on a mossy bank, a gentle slope that put his head comfortably above his feet.
42	aroma	Noun	UNKNOWN	2741	3	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 ...
43	discomfort	Noun	UNKNOWN	2742	3	The crew were blaming the monks for their discomfort, for this whole journey.
44	perpetual	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2743	3	Each day seemed as the last, an existence of perpetual watch and work.
45	proved	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2744	3	He started to run, first left, then up, then, when that course proved too difficult, back to the right, all the while calling out for his father or mother or for anyone.
46	bony	Noun	UNKNOWN	2745	3	Its limbs were incredibly slender, but they weren't bumpy and bony like Jilseponie's had been when she was much younger.
47	solidity	Noun	UNKNOWN	2746	3	Far from it; there was a sureness, a fluid solidity to the creature that warned Elbryan this tiny foe would be more difficult than any of the goblins he had battled, perhaps more difficult even than the giant.
48	treetop	Noun	UNKNOWN	2747	3	Elbryan had the distinct feeling the mist and the treetops were somehow connected.
49	raw	Adjective	B2	2748	3	The elf politely kept the question to himself, though, understanding the wounds were too raw in this young one.
50	brook	Noun	UNKNOWN	2749	3	This grove - every flower, every bush, every tree and stone, and the trickling brook that crossed it - was something more than the ordinary forests of the region.
51	angrily	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2750	3	Cric started to respond, eagerly and angrily, it seemed to Elbryan, but the tall man went silent as Paulson stormed back over to the fire.
52	godliness	Noun	UNKNOWN	2751	3	It was the end, the end of hope, of any pretense of godliness.
53	considerably	Adverb	B2	2752	3	Juraviel's smile calmed Elbryan considerably.
54	anxiety	Noun	B2	2753	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?
55	conduct	Noun	B2	2754	3	Had they heeded their own code of conduct, the powries would have been repulsed.
56	stoically	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2755	3	Even when giant footsteps were noted mingled in with those of the wretched smaller humanoids, the village leaders only shrugged stoically and began sharpening their long broadswords and heavy axes.
57	bobbing	Noun	UNKNOWN	2756	3	Avelyn finally reached Pellimar and hooked his arm around the bobbing man's shoulder.
58	beacon	Noun	UNKNOWN	2757	3	They are sparkles of unanswerable wonder, and, too, the beacons of hope.
59	ragged	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2758	3	Elbryan rolled his breeches up over his knees - not that the worn and ragged pants would stay that way for long!
60	singsong	Noun	UNKNOWN	2759	3	"Yes, mad brother Avelyn Desbris," she replied in the same singsong voice,
61	solstice	Noun	UNKNOWN	2760	3	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.
62	hardship	Noun	UNKNOWN	2761	3	And, again as befitted the race, they were undeniably hardy, tall and square shouldered, accustomed to hardship.
63	chilly	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2762	3	Thus it went for the bulk of the morning, for the bulk of every morning: the boy moving carefully about the chilly bog, collecting ten baskets of milk-stones.
64	leafy	Noun	UNKNOWN	2763	3	With the aid of a slanting sunbeam poking down through a break in the leafy boughs, he then spotted a series of nearly translucent trip lines, of height ranging from ankle to knee, blocking one long straight section of the trail.
65	zip	PastTense	UNKNOWN	2764	3	Something zipped by him, just under his chin.
66	entangle	Gerund	UNKNOWN	2765	3	He twisted his staff around the man's arm, hooking him under the armpit, stepped with his left foot across his body behind the man's entangled side, then heaved with all his strength, launching the wretch into the air to land heavily on his back and the back of his head.
67	coward	Noun	UNKNOWN	2766	3	Only a coward would shoot from the boughs.
68	tantalizing	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2767	3	He found, however, that as soon as his left arm extended, his fist flying so tantalizing near Tuntun's swaying head, that his moment of control had passed.
69	isolated	Adjective	B2	2768	3	He felt so alone and isolated, felt as if he would have been better off had these vile elves not come and rescued him from the fomorian.
70	sip	Noun	UNKNOWN	2769	3	She smiled at him again, pushed the wineglass, from which she had not sipped, back in front of him, and took her leave.
71	rein	Noun	UNKNOWN	2770	3	Elbryan slipped down from Symphony and handed his reins to Bradwarden.
72	fluidity	Noun	UNKNOWN	2771	3	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.
73	recognizable	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2772	3	The monk's body was hardly recognizable, a charred, smoldering thing.
74	frequent	Adjective	B2	2773	3	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.
75	coo	PastTense	UNKNOWN	2774	3	hair aside, and gently kissed the nape of her neck, the soft kiss turning slowly more urgent, a harder kiss, a gentle bite, and when she cooed quietly, a harder bite still.
76	smirk	Noun	B2	2775	3	The four crewmen of the Windrunner's boat, which was bouncing noisily against the wooden dock, sat through it all with smirking faces, thoroughly amused and certainly not impressed.
77	tray	Noun	UNKNOWN	2776	3	Pettibwa was forever laughing, dancing with her tray from one table to the next.
78	buttock	Noun	UNKNOWN	2777	3	One arm slipped down to the back of her bare leg, then up under the nightshirt, over the smooth skin of her buttocks, gently up her back, bracing her as Elbryan slowly shifted her down to the ground.
79	unsuspecting	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2778	3	And it was all done in such good fun that neither Graevis nor any suitor of her unsuspecting dance partner ever seemed to care.
80	unthreatening	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2779	3	The young woman closed her eyes and felt the gentle, unthreatening stroke on her hair.
81	subtly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2780	3	One of his senses subtly called out a warning to him.
82	tow	Noun	UNKNOWN	2781	3	Adjonas gave a curt nod, and Quintall paced by him, the other three monks in tow.
83	inspired	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2782	3	The young woman made her way around the back of the inn, down a dark alley that inspired no fear, and up a gutter, to the one section of Fellowship Way's roof that was not slanted.
84	slug	Verb	UNKNOWN	2783	3	Jill changed tactics and began slugging the dwarf in the face instead, then poking for its eyes.
85	gag	Verb	UNKNOWN	2784	3	It was a dagger, small but nasty, and thrown perfectly to hit the gagged and bound woman right in the throat, just under her jawbone.
86	salute	Noun	UNKNOWN	2785	3	Elbryan gave a salute to that place on the forest's edge where the stallion had disappeared, a motion of respect and understanding that he and Symphony had their own separate lives but were joined now.
87	rooftop	Noun	UNKNOWN	2786	3	It was up on that rooftop, under a sky that was streaked by clouds and stars, that Connor first mentioned the prospect of marriage.
88	civilize	Verb	UNKNOWN	2787	3	Were the fifteen Holy Orders of God, the rules of righteousness, truly God inspired, or were they merely rules of keeping order within a civilized society?
89	leverage	Noun	UNKNOWN	2788	3	The man was impossibly strong, his stocky frame and low center of gravity giving him the leverage he needed to punish Avelyn endlessly.
90	unsettling	Noun	UNKNOWN	2789	3	To the small group whose very lives depended on absolute secrecy, there could have been no more unsettling possibility than that of a traitor in their midst.
91	ferocious	Adjective	B2	2790	3	When she wouldn't - couldn't - tell him anything about the staff-wielding stranger who had intervened in the inn, the ferocious monk had beaten her again, and now one of her eyes was swollen closed.
92	isle	Noun	UNKNOWN	2791	3	What Avelyn focused on, therefore, was the destination, the isle itself.
93	stud	Verb	UNKNOWN	2792	3	Then Avelyn saw the reason, saw clearly the powrie's studded bracers, glowing fiercely with enchantment.
94	garment	Noun	UNKNOWN	2793	3	His hand came up and unlaced her cloak; and she let the garment drop without protest, cool air on her skin.
95	crop	Verb	B2	2794	3	The crack of the crop brought Jojonah's attention back to the scene at hand.
96	glisten	Verb	UNKNOWN	2795	3	The ceremony began before dawn, intensified as the sun glistened on the horizon across the waters, then went on and on, one prayer after another, each song louder than the previous.
97	disturb	Verb	B2	2796	3	The pair slowed as they approached, knowing that to disturb Paulson usually meant a slap on the head.
98	curt	Noun	UNKNOWN	2797	3	Adjonas gave a curt nod, and Quintall paced by him, the other three monks in tow.
99	skittish	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2798	3	And to a deer, perhaps the most skittish creature of all ...
100	twitch	Gerund	UNKNOWN	2799	3	The deer's head came up, ears twitching, scanning; Elbryan's smile vanished.
101	uneven	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2800	3	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.