booking/the-demon-awakens/beginner/raws/the-demon-awakens-beginner-words-part-22.csv

1	lemma	pos	cefr_level	coverage_rank	global_frequency	context_sentence	context_sentence_zh	definition_zh
2	haunt	Verb	C1	2101	5	Disturbing questions haunted the young monk every day.
3	countless	Adjective	C1	2102	5	Yet here they were, countless spearheads glistening in the last slanted rays of day, countless shields, emblazoned with the standards of many different tribes, standing side by side.
4	alike	Adjective	C1	2103	5	For near to forty years he kept a line a hundred miles long secure from goblins and fomorian giants alike.
5	appoint	Verb	C1	2104	5	But after vespers, the four Preparers began a four-hour regimen, each with an appointed master.
6	ritual	Noun	C1	2105	5	He found the many prayer rituals boring, even trite, in light of the revelations he was finding every night.
7	tactic	Noun	C1	2106	5	Jill changed tactics and began slugging the dwarf in the face instead, then poking for its eyes.
8	assert	Verb	C1	2107	5	The elves didn't see things that way; Juraviel had once asserted to Elbryan that everything in the.
9	pump	Verb	C1	2108	5	Now the ranger's arm pumped frantically, and finally after perhaps the tenth blow, the powrie's grasp at last loosened.
10	pond	Noun	C1	2109	5	When he was done, Elbryan gathered up his clothing and ran to a nearby pond, diving into the chilly water without hesitation.
11	elusive	Adjective	C1	2110	5	Furious, Elbryan finally launched himself sideways, putting some ground between him and his elusive opponent.
12	respective	Adjective	C1	2111	5	They were two feet apart as each burrowed into its respective goblin, dropping the creatures where they stood.
13	replacement	Noun	C1	2112	5	Sea journeys were not considered safe in God's Year 821, the year of the stone showers, and replacements might become necessary.
14	comply	Verb	C1	2113	5	Grady was more than willing to comply, practically shoving Cat right onto the man's lap.
15	beloved	Adjective	C1	2114	5	And the southland will be warned by Pony, my beloved, returned to me and flying fist across the miles upon Symphony.
16	absurd	Adjective	C1	2115	5	On another note, Avelyn could not help but laugh at the absurd, useless treasure that lay strewn all about him.
17	treacherous	Adjective	C1	2116	5	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.
18	burden	Noun	C1	2117	5	Relieve your mind of the burden, then decide, my friend.
19	sacrifice	Verb	C1	2118	5	Avelyn agreed and he would sacrifice his own life for the good of the voyage.
20	continually	Adverb	C1	2119	5	But Jill had settled into a routine here, akin to the continually gloomy season.
21	facilitate	Verb	C1	2120	5	The Order had failed; their weakness had facilitated this tragedy!
22	wipe	Verb	C1	2121	5	Gofflaw snorted and wiped a greasy hand down the front of his own red jacket.
23	trailing	Adjective	C1	2122	5	Avelyn crouched behind a tree, barely ten feet from the side of the trailing catapult.
24	seize	Verb	C1	2123	5	As fortune would have it, the dagger went straight up, and Elbryan seized it, catching it by the tip.
25	fateful	Adjective	C1	2124	5	I love her, Uncle Mather, as I loved her that fateful day on the ridge above our home.
26	boom	Verb	C1	2125	5	"Ho, ho, what!" the centaur boomed in a fair imitation of Avelyn.
27	protective	Adjective	C1	2126	5	Lady Dasslerond was merciful, the elf knew, but she was, above that, pragmatic and protective of her realm.
28	hull	Noun	A2	2127	4	The stone wouldn't be nearly strong enough, he realized, to take out the wet barrelboat's sturdy hull.
29	inviting	Adjective	A2	2128	4	He sensed their softness, so very inviting ...
30	carpet	Noun	A2	2129	4	Every time he gazed upon the white carpet, he wanted to take off his shoes and pants and run through it barefoot and bare legged, to feel its softness between his toes and brushing against his shins.
31	maple	Noun	A2	2130	4	Autumn was well advanced, and all the leaves of the deciduous trees, particularly the sugar maples, were bright with colors, shining red and orange and yellow, painting the ridge.
32	hideous	Adjective	A2	2131	4	The fomorian charged ahead with a tremendous, hideous howl, its cudgel going high.
33	recently	Adverb	A2	2132	4	The reaction of the inhabitants to Brother Justice's brown robes tipped the monk off to the fact that he was not the first Abellican monk to come through this place recently.
34	frown	Noun	A2	2133	4	The young woman sighed deeply, paused a moment, then consciously worked hard to erase the perpetual frown from her face as she made her way to the three men calling her from the corner table.
35	habit	Noun	A2	2134	4	Even Elbryan's sleeping habits changed, shifting to a more controlled, meditative process than a lumped time of uncontrollable unconsciousness.
36	adventure	Noun	A2	2135	4	And so he worked, as he was instructed, penning the tale of his adventures in great detail, studying and cataloguing the newest stones, their type, their magic, their strength.
37	sprint	Verb	A2	2136	4	Carefully placing the basket at last at the trough, the boy then sprinted full out the half mile back to the bog.
38	receive	Verb	A2	2137	4	And so it was with great expectations and hopes that Jill had received the news of her appointment into the second most elite unit, behind only the Allheart Brigade, in all of Honce-the-Bear: the famed Coastpoint Guards.
39	lowly	Adjective	A2	2138	4	Grady saw himself as above that lowly station, Cat understood.
40	express	Adjective	A2	2139	4	But to take humans to Andur'Blough Inninness without the express permission of Lady Dasslerond was indeed a stretch of the Lady's compassion, and Juraviel was not certain that the troop wouldn't simply be turned away; perhaps the paths into the misty valley would be altered and hidden even from Juraviel.
41	hopelessness	Noun	A2	2140	4	And Quintall knew the demon read his every thought, that his hopelessness only made the creature something more.
42	lifting	Noun	A2	2141	4	Perhaps that last Oracle in Andur'Blough Inninness was no more than a lifting of the veil.
43	schedule	Noun	A2	2142	4	The grueling schedule, though, allowed Avelyn the opportunity to put off his more personal problems.
44	hiss	Verb	A2	2143	4	But then came the worst thing of all - a hissing, sizzling noise.
45	sunset	Noun	A2	2144	4	The boy believed the sun to be in the west, halfway from noon to sunset.
46	misty	Adjective	A2	2145	4	Not so far down, they moved beneath the misty canopy, and the forested valley came clear to Elbryan.
47	drawing	Noun	A2	2146	4	Quintall's grasp was the darkness of the demo cold, drawing the very life force from his opponent.
48	wheel	Verb	A2	2147	4	He wheeled, but Tuntun turned with him, staying behind him and punching out a veritable drum roll on his upper back.
49	benefit	Noun	A2	2148	4	But it was not without its benefits.
50	differently	Adverb	A2	2149	4	Cat suffered his insults, but couldn't dismiss the realization that Pettibwa would have handled it differently, better.
51	polite	Adjective	A2	2150	4	To Cat-the-Stray, his adopted sister, he was always polite, too polite.
52	twig	Noun	A2	2151	4	A single great leap sent the beast flying away, disappearing so quickly into the twigs and branches of the forest lining the small meadow that it was lost to Elbryan's sight before he ever recovered from his lunging roll.
53	correctly	Adverb	A2	2152	4	He turned a corner within a triangle of tight pines, expecting correctly that the zombie would be there.
54	store	Noun	A2	2153	4	Avelyn could not discern the purpose of the magic, except to note that there was a tremendous amount of energy stored within those crystals.
55	fortunately	Adverb	A2	2154	4	Avelyn shook his head, though fortunately Quintall and Adjonas missed the movement.
56	limp	Adjective	A2	2155	4	He looked much better, seeming his old bouncy self, except for a slight limp.
57	shouting	Noun	A2	2156	4	More than once, Avelyn heard Bunkus Smealy and Adjonas in a shouting match, and every time.
58	accident	Noun	A2	2157	4	This was no accident but a purposeful attack on the bear.
59	lake	Noun	A2	2158	4	With the amber, he crossed wide lakes that his pursuers would have to circumvent.
60	crossing	Noun	A2	2159	4	By all appearances, the man was impressive - tall and straight, mustache and goatee neatly trimmed, his red-trimmed blue overcoat tailored straight and proper, black leather baldric crossing right shoulder to left hip and sporting an impressive sword, a family heirloom.
61	hum	Verb	A2	2160	4	Hawkwing's bowstring hummed, the arrow flying true, diving into the back of the peeing goblin's head.
62	peaceful	Adjective	B1	2161	4	And sleep peaceful lovers, secure.
63	afford	Verb	B1	2162	4	Let the younger boys and girls see him then, and afford him the respect he deserved, and let the older men see that the village, under his watchful eye, had fared well in their absence.
64	stepping	Noun	B1	2163	4	For Jill, who had spent her life so simply, it seemed somehow obscene; a dozen people could sleep comfortably on that bed, and she needed a stepping stool to even get onto it!
65	hanging	Noun	B1	2164	4	All the gang was quiet, hanging on Elbryan's every word.
66	cloth	Noun	B1	2165	4	The anxious couple went back into the last copse and cut sticks, wrapping them with cloth to make torches.
67	encourage	Verb	B1	2166	4	The bond had been particularly strong with Annalisa, a humble and spiritual woman, who had encouraged her youngest child to follow the path of God from his earliest recollections.
68	fur	Noun	B1	2167	4	Along one wall stood a gigantic statue, fifteen feet or more, dressed in a heavy leather jacket, trimmed in fur and set with spiked metal plates and heavy iron rings.
69	priest	Noun	B1	2168	4	Precious and thus the third ranking priest in the entire Abellican Church, had performed the ceremony himself!
70	remote	Adjective	B1	2169	4	Had they caught him at last, up here in the most remote corner of Honce-the-Bear?
71	seriously	Adverb	B1	2170	4	The Order of St.-Mere-Abelle took its physical training seriously; perhaps Avelyn was expected to defend himself against such tactics.
72	importance	Noun	B1	2171	4	Dosey interrupted, his tales only for an occasional belch; so lost was he in his own sense of importance that he hardly bothered to gauge the monk's reaction.
73	total	Noun	B1	2172	4	The hunting party of twelve had carried with them more than half the total real weapons of the hundred folk of Dundalis.
74	grateful	Adjective	B1	2173	4	He was indeed grateful for the kind and optimistic words, and felt better, much better, about his loss to Tallareyish.
75	charging	Noun	B1	2174	4	Charging soldiers met the red-capped dwarves all along the wall, battling fiercely.
76	thigh	Noun	B1	2175	4	The young man settled on the edge of his cot, head bowed, hands resting on his sore thighs.
77	injured	Adjective	B1	2176	4	Elbryan looked her over carefully, satisfied that she, was not injured, only muddy and weary from so long a ride.
78	flint	Noun	B1	2177	4	Avelyn rolled off the cot and fumbled with his flint and steel, finally getting the candle lit.
79	content	Noun	B1	2178	4	His dreams were not content, though, not with the prospects of a magic-wielding assassin nearby.
80	regularly	Adverb	B1	2179	4	He had been coming into Caer'alfar regularly since the turn of the year, and now the elves hardly gave him a thought as he walked in.
81	prepared	Adjective	B1	2180	4	Jojonah launched into a rushed explanation, more the regurgitation of a prepared speech than anything spontaneous.
82	tent	Noun	B1	2181	4	All the valley was filled with tents and campfires; a thousand, thousand forms milled about down below, most seeming about goblin.
83	addition	Singular	B1	2182	4	Despite the addition of the pit, the path appeared almost exactly the same as it had on all of his previous returns.
84	security	Noun	B1	2183	4	There was security in that, Avelyn came to realize, but also responsibility.
85	plot	Noun	B1	2184	4	Avelyn folded his hands and bowed his head, closed his eyes and began to plot his defense for the next time he and Quintall were paired.
86	tax	Verb	B1	2185	4	It was not a difficult enchantment, actually; and one that powerful Avelyn could maintain with the focused sunstone for h very long time without severely taxing his energies for other magics.
87	central	Noun	B1	2186	4	The central stone of the broach was a hematite, as he had suspected, an oval of liquid gray, deep and smooth.
88	frozen	Noun	B1	2187	4	Jojonah held the diamond close to Avelyn, and the young monk felt its warmth flowing into his aching, frozen form.
89	painfully	Adverb	B1	2188	4	The next arrow razored painfully across the back of his neck, drawing a line of bright blood.
90	clutching	Noun	B1	2189	4	The boy went down hard, clutching and groaning, feeling suddenly weak and nauseous.
91	gliding	Noun	B1	2190	4	Suddenly he was off balance, and then he was sitting on the floor, the pretty barmaid gliding out of reach.
92	talent	Noun	B1	2191	4	I will use the stones and all my talents, and all my body in whatever course you set.
93	jagged	Adjective	B1	2192	4	The leg had splintered in the fall; Cat could see the jagged edge of a bone poking through the skin.
94	religious	Adjective	B1	2193	4	From his lessons, years of religious training, years of his masters imparting the fears of that which opposed their God.
95	intend	Verb	B1	2194	4	He forgot all about his game of surprising the pair then, and used his stealth ability to extract himself from the area, return to his tree house - which was closer to the ground than the sky - to shave and to prepare himself for his next sparring session, one he suddenly intended to win.
96	conclude	Verb	B1	2195	4	He studied the bow as he walked, and concluded at once that this was not formed of the darkfern such as he had cut, but from a smaller plant.
97	shy	Adjective	B1	2196	4	For her part, Cat kept her distance, offering a shy smile once or twice but mostly looking the other way.
98	pressure	Gerund	B1	2197	4	Again, he was more than polite, the perfect gentleman, not pressuring Cat to even so much as offer a greeting to him.
99	pleasant	Adjective	B1	2198	4	Jill went to bed that night full of warm feelings, some pleasant, others too intense, too uncomfortable for her to understand.
100	marriage	Noun	B1	2199	4	The reaction of Pettibwa and Graevis to the news of the marriage was not hard to predict.
101	coin	Noun	B1	2200	4	Avelyn did, too, noting the piles of coins and gems and jewelry, such a treasure as he had never before seen.