booking/the-demon-awakens/beginner/raws/the-demon-awakens-beginner-words-part-27.csv

1	lemma	pos	cefr_level	coverage_rank	global_frequency	context_sentence	context_sentence_zh	definition_zh
2	chimney	Noun	UNKNOWN	2601	4	Cat rested back against a sooty chimney, the warm bricks taking a bit of the bite from the night chill.
3	remote	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2602	4	Had they caught him at last, up here in the most remote corner of Honce-the-Bear?
4	imagination	Plural	UNKNOWN	2603	4	Many images flitted through Elbryan's imagination as Juraviel sang: scenes of war and terror, scenes so very much like Dundalis on that awful day when the goblins came.
5	temper	Verb	UNKNOWN	2604	4	All of that was, of course, tempered by her realization that she was, in effect, a deserter.
6	seriously	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2605	4	The Order of St.-Mere-Abelle took its physical training seriously; perhaps Avelyn was expected to defend himself against such tactics.
7	importance	Noun	UNKNOWN	2606	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.
8	total	Noun	UNKNOWN	2607	4	The hunting party of twelve had carried with them more than half the total real weapons of the hundred folk of Dundalis.
9	manhood	Noun	UNKNOWN	2608	4	There would be a measure in this of his manhood, Avelyn realized, a test he could not fail.
10	invisible	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2609	4	To Pony and Elbryan, alert as they were, the creature was invisible and unnoticed.
11	maybe	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2610	4	Or maybe she was just trying to blur the terror.
12	dizzy	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2611	4	Elbryan fell back against the wall, dizzy, defeated, with no answers.
13	caress	Verb	UNKNOWN	2612	4	A warm fog hung thick about him, caressing his body and dulling his senses.
14	misery	Noun	UNKNOWN	2613	4	This was an action of a rogue goblin chieftain, perhaps, or one of the many powrie raiding parties, acting on their own initiative, bringing misery to the wretched humans.
15	mingle	Verb	UNKNOWN	2614	4	Frustration boiled in the young woman, mingling with desperation.
16	surmise	Verb	UNKNOWN	2615	4	Pony's first instincts were to try and join that battle group, but she quickly surmised that she would never get in.
17	litany	Noun	UNKNOWN	2616	4	Silently mouthing that litany, Elbryan inched his face toward the edge of the pine.
18	collapse	Verb	UNKNOWN	2617	4	The dog's legs splayed wide; it gave one yelp, then lay still, its back broken, its lungs collapsing.
19	crawling	Noun	UNKNOWN	2618	4	He glanced back to see a pair of powries crawling under the war engine, coming for him with prodding spears.
20	grimace	Noun	UNKNOWN	2619	4	Cat did well to keep the grimace from her face.
21	weirdly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2620	4	The goblin staggered weirdly, dropped its weapon, and fell to its knees.
22	gash	Noun	UNKNOWN	2621	4	Elbryan saw the bright red gash, the white of split bone, the grayish brain.
23	dismay	Noun	UNKNOWN	2622	4	He looked ahead at the evergreen vale and noted to his dismay that a fight was going on down there.
24	sprint	Verb	UNKNOWN	2623	4	Carefully placing the basket at last at the trough, the boy then sprinted full out the half mile back to the bog.
25	stifle	Verb	UNKNOWN	2624	4	She took a moment to consider where she was, whose house this was, and she stifled a sob.
26	charging	Noun	UNKNOWN	2625	4	Charging soldiers met the red-capped dwarves all along the wall, battling fiercely.
27	vomit	Verb	UNKNOWN	2626	4	Avelyn stepped out of the room, into the stone corridor, and vomited all over the floor.
28	thrash	Gerund	UNKNOWN	2627	4	The creature went berserk, kicking and thrashing, flopping like a landed fish.
29	fish	Noun	UNKNOWN	2628	4	The creature went berserk, kicking and thrashing, flopping like a landed fish.
30	thrashing	Noun	UNKNOWN	2629	4	The pair rolled hard into the trunk of another tree, and the goblin abruptly stopped its thrashing.
31	daze	Verb	UNKNOWN	2630	4	Elbryan, dazed, his breath blasted away, nearly fainted.
32	daughter	Noun	UNKNOWN	2631	4	He looked plaintively at the corner around which his daughter had run, hoping, praying she would somehow escape.
33	thigh	Noun	UNKNOWN	2632	4	The young man settled on the edge of his cot, head bowed, hands resting on his sore thighs.
34	alter	Verb	B2	2633	4	Elbryan knew it, yet he did not slow his pace and did not alter his course.
35	mumble	Verb	UNKNOWN	2634	4	Tears ran freely down his cheeks; he mumbled the name "Dansally," over and over.
36	casually	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2635	4	And all hope flew from him as a fomorian giant, holding a club as large as Elbryan's entire body, casually walked toward him.
37	clamp	PastTense	UNKNOWN	2636	4	Cat-the-Stray clamped her teeth over one of his knuckles and bit him hard.
38	securely	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2637	4	Thus she kept her cabin door securely locked.
39	injured	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2638	4	Elbryan looked her over carefully, satisfied that she, was not injured, only muddy and weary from so long a ride.
40	crank	Noun	UNKNOWN	2639	4	Brother Avelyn turned hard on the crank, both wood and man groaning with each rotation.
41	appropriately	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2640	4	Other bowyers would have marked the stem appropriately, but Joycenevial was far beyond such crude necessities.
42	tan	Verb	UNKNOWN	2641	4	And though she was not wearing the telltale red jacket, a woman dressed in a simple white shirt, tan pants, and bare feet was not a common sight.
43	receive	Verb	UNKNOWN	2642	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.
44	lure	Noun	UNKNOWN	2643	4	If Jill ventured into that tight place, if this man was out here to lure her in, she would likely find, herself in grabby quarters indeed.
45	assume	Verb	B2	2644	4	Pellimar seemed too eager, as if he expected Pimaninicuit to be quite close to Entel, but in truth, the Windjammer would likely spend the better part of four months getting to the island, and that was assuming favorable winds.
46	sincerity	Noun	UNKNOWN	2645	4	It was obvious that Avelyn had loved his mother dearly, and yet, there was a sincerity in his.
47	carve	Verb	UNKNOWN	2646	4	Twin rows of massive columns, each carved into the likeness of a giant warrior, lined the room.
48	aspect	Noun	B2	2647	4	So went the widely accepted argument that allowed for relaxing some aspects of the holy pledge.
49	flint	Noun	UNKNOWN	2648	4	Avelyn rolled off the cot and fumbled with his flint and steel, finally getting the candle lit.
50	lowly	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2649	4	Grady saw himself as above that lowly station, Cat understood.
51	carving	Noun	UNKNOWN	2650	4	Twice a week during the carving, he would coat the stem with special oils to add to its resilience.
52	healing	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2651	4	Pony looked at Bradwarden, but the centaur was smiling widely, the healing salves already at work under the red bandage.
53	history	Noun	UNKNOWN	2652	4	Half a year - not so long a time as measured by the elves of Caer'alfar, a mere moment in the long history of Belli'mar Joycenevial, father of Juraviel.
54	musing	Noun	UNKNOWN	2653	4	Of course Avelyn would not protest aloud, and even his silent musings were washed away as the heavy door opened silently, on balanced and oiled hinges, to reveal the greatest splendor of all.
55	midsummer	Noun	UNKNOWN	2654	4	Palmaris falls before midsummer, I say, and another powrie force sails to join us, makes fast for the Broken Coast.
56	content	Noun	UNKNOWN	2655	4	His dreams were not content, though, not with the prospects of a magic-wielding assassin nearby.
57	polished	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2656	4	There were several various stones within, all smooth and polished.
58	uncomfortably	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2657	4	Jojonah cleared his throat uncomfortably.
59	melodious	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2658	4	"In their melodious singing, so it is said, and in the metal their gardens `grow' from the soil."
60	garden	Noun	UNKNOWN	2659	4	From the texts he had studied, he conjured images of lush gardens and'
61	regularly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2660	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.
62	eagerness	Noun	UNKNOWN	2661	4	The young man stared at him wide-eyed with hope and eagerness, his hands clenching and opening at his sides.
63	alternate	Gerund	UNKNOWN	2662	4	He collected himself quickly and did as instructed, alternating the number of raised fingers behind his back.
64	volume	Noun	UNKNOWN	2663	4	This gloom that had come to Honce-the-Bear had come before in a definite shape and manner that was oft-told in the historical volumes at St.-Mere-Abelle.
65	register	Verb	UNKNOWN	2664	4	It took a long moment for Avelyn even to register the question.
66	blurt	Verb	UNKNOWN	2665	4	"Do those work?" he asked on impulse, blurting out his thoughts before he even realized he was speaking.
67	prepared	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2666	4	Jojonah launched into a rushed explanation, more the regurgitation of a prepared speech than anything spontaneous.
68	grating	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2667	4	The fiend ended with yet another hideous laugh, but this time, Quintall heard his own grating voice joining in.
69	horrid	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2668	4	That horrid thought set Pony into violent motion.
70	ounce	Noun	UNKNOWN	2669	4	Avelyn screamed, and the dactyl shrieked again, throwing all its magical strength, every ounce, behind the beam.
71	hopelessness	Noun	UNKNOWN	2670	4	And Quintall knew the demon read his every thought, that his hopelessness only made the creature something more.
72	remains	Noun	UNKNOWN	2671	4	Scattered around it were the small quartz crystals, blackened, some stuck in the remains of the golden setting.
73	shared	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2672	4	Too private and yet shared.
74	visualize	Verb	UNKNOWN	2673	4	Pony turned with a start, visualizing the fight on the road, the last she had seen of her father.
75	riddle	Noun	UNKNOWN	2674	4	One group in particular, a pile of many monstrous corpses together in the road, posed a curious riddle.
76	sometime	Noun	UNKNOWN	2675	4	Sometime later, as dusk descended, Pony's senses warned her that she was not alone.
77	titter	Noun	UNKNOWN	2676	4	To the left came a titter, a tiny voice whispering softly.
78	latter	Noun	UNKNOWN	2677	4	She knew that she was in pain, physical and emotional, but the reason for the latter escaped her conscious memory.
79	stillness	Noun	UNKNOWN	2678	4	No birds flew above it, no sounds at all broke the eerie stillness of the devastated morning.
80	exposed	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2679	4	Paulson was caught; he tripped over an exposed root and went facedown into the mud and slush.
81	sapling	Gerund	UNKNOWN	2680	4	He had to leap away instead, far out to the side, crashing through twigs and saplings, for the boulder superheated, turned red, and then melted away right below him!
82	lifting	Noun	UNKNOWN	2681	4	Perhaps that last Oracle in Andur'Blough Inninness was no more than a lifting of the veil.
83	slaughter	Verb	UNKNOWN	2682	4	And what of those youngsters who had been slaughtered on the hill?
84	attentive	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2683	4	Tuntun thought the boy might be calling to his mount, but Juraviel, who had been more attentive to the boy and his relationships, knew the truth.
85	methodically	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2684	4	Cat ignored it and methodically placed the mugs on the table.
86	tent	Noun	UNKNOWN	2685	4	All the valley was filled with tents and campfires; a thousand, thousand forms milled about down below, most seeming about goblin.
87	lap	Noun	UNKNOWN	2686	4	Grady was more than willing to comply, practically shoving Cat right onto the man's lap.
88	nothingness	Noun	UNKNOWN	2687	4	The dactyl loosed another tremendous bolt as Avelyn rounded the bend, but the crackling magic fell away to nothingness as it entered the disenchanted zone.
89	schedule	Noun	UNKNOWN	2688	4	The grueling schedule, though, allowed Avelyn the opportunity to put off his more personal problems.
90	addition	Singular	UNKNOWN	2689	4	Despite the addition of the pit, the path appeared almost exactly the same as it had on all of his previous returns.
91	security	Noun	UNKNOWN	2690	4	There was security in that, Avelyn came to realize, but also responsibility.
92	rivalry	Noun	UNKNOWN	2691	4	It seemed to Avelyn as if he had fallen into the middle of a running rivalry between the two older men.
93	petty	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2692	4	But with no time for such petty problems, the ranger had dismissed the incident.
94	nighttime	Noun	UNKNOWN	2693	4	The short, stocky man went at the martial training as eagerly as Avelyn went at the nighttime studies.
95	plot	Noun	UNKNOWN	2694	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.
96	text	Noun	UNKNOWN	2695	4	From the texts he had studied, he conjured images of lush gardens and'
97	oneness	Noun	UNKNOWN	2696	4	He felt a part of the larger and higher truths, a oneness with the universe.
98	example	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2697	4	If the barrelboat got by the net holders, for example, they would never catch up and Adjonas couldn't turn about for them.
99	tax	Verb	UNKNOWN	2698	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.
100	strict	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2699	4	Even his strict rules for duty had relaxed within the week, Pireth Tulme reverting to its typical partying ways.
101	serene	Adjective	B2	2700	4	The spirit was waiting for him, serene in the depths of the mirror.