booking/the-demon-awakens/beginner/raws/the-demon-awakens-beginner-words-part-33.csv

1	lemma	pos	cefr_level	coverage_rank	global_frequency	context_sentence	context_sentence_zh	definition_zh
2	feigning	Noun	B1	3201	2	The monk leaped ahead, feigning a punch and kicking straight out for Elbryan's knee.
3	kissing	Noun	B1	3202	2	Elbryan sighed again, and Pony took his face in her hands, turned him to her, and pulled him close, kissing him gently.
4	romantic	Adjective	B1	3203	2	All romantic notions Avelyn had held concerning sea voyages were long gone, washed away by the slow, creaking, rolling reality.
5	trader	Noun	B1	3204	2	"Yach, trader, give her up!
6	operation	Singular	B1	3205	2	Adjonas motioned to Bunkus Smealy; this was Quintall's operation now, and the Windrunner captain, with no other apparent options, was more than willing to give the sturdy monk his chance.
7	smoothly	Adverb	B1	3206	2	The barrelboat closed - fifty yards, forty, twenty - cutting the water smoothly.
8	luxury	Noun	B1	3207	2	To keep them out now, with land so close and inviting - land likely covered with fruit trees and other luxuries they had not known on the open sea - was foolhardy indeed.
9	mentally	Adverb	B1	3208	2	Finally, Elbryan found that crease between breastplate and girdle, mentally marking the spot.
10	tumbling	Adjective	B1	3209	2	- a tiger's paw, it was called - from the tumbling box.
11	hire	Verb	B1	3210	2	Brother Justice's first thought was that Avelyn had hired on with this obviously wealthy merchant, perhaps to perform some necessary feat with the stones, perhaps merely as a court jester.
12	brooding	Adjective	B1	3211	2	The brooding demon that forever haunted the race of man had come back to the world.
13	basis	Singular	B1	3212	2	In elven philosophy, the first truth, the basis of reality was that the entire material, physical world was no more than the collection of perceptions by the observer.
14	typically	Adverb	B1	3213	2	"The Waylaid Traveler," Barmine added in his typically curt manner.
15	outpost	Noun	B1	3214	2	A short while later one haggard-looking soldier - a man of forty years by the name of Gofflaw, who had spent more than half his wretched life in the Kingsmen, including a dozen years in the Coastpoint Guards shuffling from one lonely outpost to another came staggering out to the wall, making his way toward Jill.
16	drunken	Adjective	B1	3215	2	She wasn't particularly afraid; she didn't think the drunken slob would even get to her before he fell off the narrow walkway, dropping the eight feet to the fortress's small courtyard.
17	medium	Noun	B1	3216	2	The tracks were surely those of a medium-sized bear, but Elbryan felt as if he were tracking a fomorian giant or some other evil, reasoning creature, some creature purposefully bent on destruction.
18	arrival	Noun	B1	3217	2	On the very first night after her arrival, one of the men had tried to get too familiar with the fiery woman.
19	waver	Verb	B1	3218	2	Every time his concentration wavered even a bit, his arrow flew wide of the mark, disappearing into the forest scrub.
20	taper	Verb	B1	3219	2	A subtle shift, still too quick for the creature to dodge, and Elbryan stabbed the tapered end out straight, striking the goblin on its sloping forehead right above and between the eyes, laying it out straight in the stream.
21	hut	Noun	B1	3220	2	Elbryan's voice trailed off as the image in the mirror shifted, as though the lens that was the mirror was drawing back from that single shielded candle, widening to include many others, little burning huts of snow, they seemed, set in a familiar field.
22	reject	Verb	B1	3221	2	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.
23	omen	Noun	B1	3222	2	Jill sighed deeply every time she considered the man who had called himself the hound of ill omen.
24	merciless	Adjective	B1	3223	2	The villages had been captured, that was true, but too few humans had been killed, and this mysterious Nightbird and his friends were wreaking havoc on every supply group that came down from the north, something the merciless dactyl had certainly noticed - the arrival of the spirit who called himself Brother Justice confirmed that fact.
25	necessarily	Adverb	B1	3224	2	The folk of the Wilderlands frontier necessarily huddle together.
26	piper	Noun	B1	3225	2	"Bradwarden the Piper," the man answered proudly.
27	skirmish	Noun	B1	3226	2	They ran all the morning, fighting often, but only quick skirmishes.
28	naturally	Adverb	B1	3227	2	Jill was naturally strong, but surely not as strong as he had been.
29	silly	Adjective	B1	3228	2	"If we missed them, I'll beat ye silly," the large man huffed at Chipmunk, who wisely shifted to the side, out of arm's reach.
30	groaning	Noun	B1	3229	2	It went down hard, groaning, trying to shake the dizziness, growling against the searing pain.
31	dimly	Adverb	B1	3230	2	Elbryan waited for a long while in the dimly lit cave, the day outside gray and hinting again of snow.
32	powerfully	Adverb	B1	3231	2	Elbryan jammed one end of Hawkwing into the dirt and swept the staff powerfully across in front of him, left to right, deflecting the blow.
33	complex	Adjective	B1	3232	2	Elbryan gave a smile and shook his head, entertained, as usual by the complex man.
34	pierce	Verb	B1	3233	2	Elbryan's next shot pierced its heart and drove deep into the tree behind it, and the goblin slumped, quite dead, but standing, pegged to the tree.
35	ghostly	Adjective	B1	3234	2	Elbryan first noticed the ghostly figures moving through the mist as twilight descended.
36	admiring	Noun	B1	3235	2	He put a hand on Elbryan's shoulder and gave the man a sincere, admiring look.
37	attach	Verb	B1	3236	2	As if some wire were attached to its back, the zombie stood suddenly, moving straight up without use of its hands, without bending its legs.
38	galloping	Adjective	B1	3237	2	Out of the corner of her eye, she saw the galloping charge of Bradwarden, the centaur singing at the top of his considerable voice, waving a huge cudgel as easily as if it were a tiny baton.
39	faintly	Adverb	B1	3238	2	Pony awakened shortly thereafter, the dulled dawn just beginning, but still the glow from atop the mountain was faintly visible.
40	prophecy	Noun	B1	3239	2	Pony looked at Avelyn, thinking of his prophecies of doom all those weeks together on the road, thinking of the weakness of the world the monk constantly berated and of the name he gave to it.
41	sober	Verb	B1	3240	2	But now the sobered monk remained silent and uncomplaining.
42	forcing	Noun	B1	3241	2	Pursuit was close and fast, forcing the tired companions to stay at full speed.
43	gradual	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3242	2	It didn't seem such a momentous thing, just a gradual stirring in a deep cave in a far, empty mountain.
44	twitching	Noun	UNKNOWN	3243	2	The dactyl could feel its blood, hot blood, coursing through its wings and mighty legs, could feel the twitching of its mighty muscles.
45	stasis	Singular	UNKNOWN	3244	2	It is settled, Uncle Mather, a new stasis, a level of play.
46	encase	Verb	UNKNOWN	3245	2	The spirit had come back to Corona encased in obsidian!
47	batlike	Noun	UNKNOWN	3246	2	Its torso resembled that of a tall, slender man, shaped and lined by corded strands of taut muscle and sporting a pair of tremendous batlike wings, twenty feet across when fully extended and with strength enough to lift a full-grown bull in swift flight.
48	orb	Noun	UNKNOWN	3247	2	Shining, too, were the demon's eyes, pools of liquid black at most times, but shifting to fiery red orbs, living flames, when the demon was agitated, a glow of absolute hatred.
49	canine	Plural	UNKNOWN	3248	2	The demon extended its fingernails, transformed them into hooked claws, and grew its teeth-two pointed canines extending down over its bottom lip.
50	skewer	Verb	UNKNOWN	3249	2	Dinoniel himself had come into this cave after the beast, had skewered the dactyl...
51	throe	Noun	UNKNOWN	3250	2	Yet even in its death throes, the dactyl had won the day, using its willpower to bring up the magma from the bowels of Aida.
52	bowel	Noun	UNKNOWN	3251	2	Yet even in its death throes, the dactyl had won the day, using its willpower to bring up the magma from the bowels of Aida.
53	resonating	Noun	UNKNOWN	3252	2	"What man, what elf, will take Dinoniel's place?" the demon asked aloud in its hollow, resonating voice, always seeming on the edge of a thunderous roar.
54	greed	Noun	UNKNOWN	3253	2	The wicked goblins certainly, so full of anger and greed, so delighting in murder and war.
55	warlike	Noun	UNKNOWN	3254	2	And the powries, yes, the powries, the cunning, warlike dwarves of the Julianthes, the Weathered Isles, who hated the humans above all others.
56	drool	Noun	UNKNOWN	3255	2	But he was a letch, a drooling, grabby slob, who took it personally when Jill refused his advances.
57	twilight	Noun	UNKNOWN	3256	2	Elbryan first noticed the ghostly figures moving through the mist as twilight descended.
58	morrow	Noun	UNKNOWN	3257	2	To offer the promise of the morrow?
59	waft	Noun	UNKNOWN	3258	2	Hot blood waft steam in night air cold.
60	eerily	Adverb	UNKNOWN	3259	2	The small frontier village of Dundalis was quiet and eerily still about him, sleeping off the well-earned weariness that followed every day's hard labor.
61	teen	Noun	UNKNOWN	3260	2	She was in her mid-teens, but had the shapely body of a woman five years older.
62	merry	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3261	2	He felt as though he could say anything to her, and she wouldn't judge him or make merry of his feelings.
63	outfight	Noun	UNKNOWN	3262	2	She stood straight but not stiff, and could outrun and outfight any of the boys in Dundalis, Elbryan included.
64	involuntarily	Adverb	UNKNOWN	3263	2	When Pony's eyes showed sadness, Elbryan felt it in his heart; when they soared with sparkling joy, Elbryan's feet moved involuntarily in dance.
65	reflexively	Adverb	UNKNOWN	3264	2	She reflexively cocked a fist, and Elbryan wisely jumped back.
66	excite	Verb	UNKNOWN	3265	2	Finally, Chipmunk caught up to his friend, but he was too excited to explain in words.
67	rainbow	Noun	UNKNOWN	3266	2	She remembered that long-ago morning on the tree-covered slope, looking at the sky, at the shining Halo, with its rainbow of colors, its heavenly allure.
68	perceptible	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3267	2	It floated through-the chill air, barely perceptible.
69	dell	Noun	UNKNOWN	3268	2	Juraviel let him lead often and corrected him whenever he went wrong - which was not often any longer - and soon the pair came into the low dell called Caer'alfar: Elvenhome.
70	exhilarating	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3269	2	It was loud and rushing, exhilarating.
71	spirituality	Noun	UNKNOWN	3270	2	There is more to spirituality than piety, my friend.
72	assessment	Noun	B2	3271	2	Elbryan shook his head determinedly, somehow sure his companion's assessment was not correct.
73	elk	Noun	UNKNOWN	3272	2	The hunters would return with carcasses - elk, caribou, or white-tailed deer - slung on shoulder poles, and it seemed to the watching pair as if this hunt had been successful indeed!
74	disintegrate	Verb	UNKNOWN	3273	2	It is likely that all the invasion will disintegrate into separate groups, fighting one another as much as the folk of the kingdom.
75	stock	Noun	B2	3274	2	Expressions ran from excitement to awkward fear to blank amazement as the villagers took stock of the kills, especially the last carcass on the shoulder poles, a smallish humanoid form.
76	flapping	Noun	UNKNOWN	3275	2	The creature's ears, pointed at the top and with a loose flapping, fat lobe at the bottom, stuck out several inches from its head.
77	inward	Noun	UNKNOWN	3276	2	The woman shuddered when she considered the mouth, a tangle of greenish-yellow fangs, all crooked but each angled inward.
78	jowl	Noun	UNKNOWN	3277	2	The chin was narrow, but the jowls wide with muscle.
79	wrinkled	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3278	2	The dwarf's expression did not change, its pale, wrinkled face staring openmouthed as Pellimar hit it with a solid right cross.
80	myth	Verb	B2	3279	2	Goblins were little seen creatures; many considered them more myth than truth.
81	supper	Noun	UNKNOWN	3280	2	That discipline lasted only until the four took their supper, a bowl of lumpy, lukewarm porridge in the tight quarters of their small room, when Quintall talked of taking "first watch."
82	disperse	Verb	UNKNOWN	3281	2	0lwan nodded and the crowd gradually dispersed, one person taking a last, long look at the goblin, which was indeed fast turning gray.
83	goblinkind	Noun	UNKNOWN	3282	2	Next came a discussion, led by Brody Gentle, of goblinkind in general, from the numerous small goblins to the rare and dangerous disfigured fomorian giants.
84	doubtfully	Adverb	UNKNOWN	3283	2	"How do you know that?" Elbryan asked doubtfully, and his tone seemed to hurt the girl.
85	intone	Verb	UNKNOWN	3284	2	He prayed with all his heart, wrapping the words around images of his mother, often intoning her name between lines of verse.
86	intertwine	Verb	UNKNOWN	3285	2	The horse angled near a second elm, its branches intertwined with the one near the giant, and Elbryan leaped away, running, surefooted, along one rain-slicked limb.
87	majority	Noun	B2	3286	2	The majority of Tinson's residents slept the day through, preferring the revelry of the night.
88	conquest	Noun	UNKNOWN	3287	2	Images of conquest flooded Quintall's every thought.
89	certainty	Noun	B2	3288	2	Avelyn knew with near certainty that this would be the last time he saw her, and likely the last time he'd see his father, as well.
90	sibling	Noun	B2	3289	2	His next youngest sibling was seven years his senior, and so he wasn't really close to any of them.
91	senior	Noun	B2	3290	2	There were several monks, men a few years Avelyn's senior, in the chamber above.
92	selfish	Adjective	B2	3291	2	The folk of Elkenbrook had never known such a huge gathering of goblins, could not conceive of the notion that the hateful, selfish creatures could ever band together in such numbers.
93	unified	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3292	2	Now the creature saw the time to organize its forces fully; to begin its unified attacks.
94	unintentional	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3293	2	Avelyn heard the slaps of wood, the unintentional groans, even an occasional cry from the younger students near the front.
95	frail	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3294	2	Now he knew how the elvish bows, so small and frail, could launch an arrow a hundred yards on a straight line.
96	rack	Verb	UNKNOWN	3295	2	But his words hardly seemed to calm Thagraine; quite the opposite, the man, obviously racked with guilt paced all the more furiously, slapping his hands together repeatedly.
97	overlapping	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3296	2	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.
98	interlock	Gerund	UNKNOWN	3297	2	Its limbs were slender and long and its armor a silver shining coat of fine interlocking links.
99	brotherhood	Noun	UNKNOWN	3298	2	I knew the purest contemplation, the release of physical boundaries, the brotherhood with all the universe.
100	idealistic	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3299	2	All that the gentle and idealistic young man wanted was to serve God, to foster peace, to heal, and to comfort.
101	hoard	Noun	UNKNOWN	3300	2	To Avelyn Desbris, nothing in all the world, not the treasures of a dragon's hoard, nor the powers of a king, could outweigh that accomplishment.