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	staring	Noun	UNKNOWN	2701	4	It had come so fluidly, so fast, that Elbryan was still staring at the elf when he heard the third arrow hit.
3	maniacal	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2702	4	Father Abbot Markwart appeared wickedly intense, the gleam in his eyes seeming almost maniacal, and certainly frightening.
4	lighter	Noun	UNKNOWN	2703	4	And then he felt lighter, strangely so, almost as light as he did when spirit-walking with hematite.
5	depression	Noun	UNKNOWN	2704	4	Just inside, Elbryan noted the hooflike depression of the centaur's track.
6	sear	Gerund	UNKNOWN	2705	4	All the world was blackness, was searing heat and unbearable agony, and Quintall knew no more.
7	central	Noun	UNKNOWN	2706	4	The central stone of the broach was a hematite, as he had suspected, an oval of liquid gray, deep and smooth.
8	hiss	Verb	UNKNOWN	2707	4	But then came the worst thing of all - a hissing, sizzling noise.
9	verge	Noun	UNKNOWN	2708	4	And so it was with a true jumble of emotions, a purely teenage churning of confusion, fear and warmth, happiness and the verge of terror, that the young woman, no longer Cat-the-Stray, drifted off to a sleep of the sweetest dreams and the starkest nightmares.
10	exertion	Singular	UNKNOWN	2709	4	Then came a sound not so far below them, a deep breath as one might take after great exertion.
11	downward	Noun	UNKNOWN	2710	4	The downward chop connected squarely on the head of the center goblin, the spearwielder, Hawkwing's incredible hardness splitting wide the creature's skull with a resounding crack!
12	frozen	Noun	UNKNOWN	2711	4	Jojonah held the diamond close to Avelyn, and the young monk felt its warmth flowing into his aching, frozen form.
13	bathe	Verb	UNKNOWN	2712	4	Elbryan realized that he was bathed in a cold sweat.
14	bank	Noun	UNKNOWN	2713	4	Soon the basket was full, so Elbryan hauled it back to the bank and collected another one.
15	sunset	Noun	UNKNOWN	2714	4	The boy believed the sun to be in the west, halfway from noon to sunset.
16	cryptic	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2715	4	Elbryan glared at Juraviel, in no mood for cryptic talk.
17	scowl	Noun	UNKNOWN	2716	4	Elbryan's scowl melted away in curiosity.
18	unpreparedness	Noun	UNKNOWN	2717	4	All of it: the cancer that had grown in his world, the unpreparedness, the ungodliness of St.-Mere-Abelle.
19	misty	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2718	4	Not so far down, they moved beneath the misty canopy, and the forested valley came clear to Elbryan.
20	lush	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2719	4	Gray became green as they closed, lush vegetation thick on the slopes.
21	unseen	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2720	4	Up on the balcony, unseen by the victim and his pair of torturers, Master Jojonah sighed and shook his head.
22	replay	Verb	UNKNOWN	2721	4	He forced himself to remember Dundalis, to replay the horror, that he might find a fighting edge.
23	false	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2722	4	For Jill, her face was a mask of paint and false smiles.
24	excitedly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2723	4	"My young human!" he said suddenly, excitedly, clapping his delicate hands together in mock glee.
25	promising	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2724	4	Despite the promising events, the demon now paced about its obsidian throne anxiously.
26	detachment	Noun	UNKNOWN	2725	4	Certainly an emotional detachment would prove healthier for this young human who had been through so much and who had so many more trying experiences ahead of him.
27	contemplate	Verb	B2	2726	4	Even after the showers ceased, the pair would have to wait some time before handling the heated stones, and then the work would be too furious and desperate to pause and contemplate God.
28	darkest	Noun	UNKNOWN	2727	4	Then he forced himself to stare at the darkest spot he could find, that his eyes could adjust more completely.
29	fleet	Gerund	UNKNOWN	2728	4	That notion was lost along with so many others, fleeting thoughts banging into a wall of images.
30	drawing	Noun	UNKNOWN	2729	4	Quintall's grasp was the darkness of the demo cold, drawing the very life force from his opponent.
31	boundary	Noun	UNKNOWN	2730	4	The fog had receded now to the edges of the vale, and there it hung, blurring the dark shadows of the towering mountains, blurring the boundary between earth and sky.
32	icy	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2731	4	Winter's icy grip weakened at last, more than three weeks after the vernal equinox.
33	wad	Verb	UNKNOWN	2732	4	He picked up his basket, cursed when one pant leg slipped down into the water, then waded out through the reeds.
34	laden	Noun	UNKNOWN	2733	4	And their poles were laden with the deer they would need, and with ...
35	deceivingly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2734	4	The stream flowed around one of the deceivingly high rises, turning out of sight just a couple dozen yards from where he stood.
36	cling	Verb	UNKNOWN	2735	4	Avelyn clung to the powrie's sword arm, for all his life.
37	heritage	Noun	UNKNOWN	2736	4	It took him some time to heal, but he was strong, as is the way of your heritage.
38	painfully	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2737	4	The next arrow razored painfully across the back of his neck, drawing a line of bright blood.
39	wheel	Verb	UNKNOWN	2738	4	He wheeled, but Tuntun turned with him, staying behind him and punching out a veritable drum roll on his upper back.
40	groin	Noun	UNKNOWN	2739	4	A shift of the angle sent his staff poking straight up, smacking the man's groin.
41	clutching	Noun	UNKNOWN	2740	4	The boy went down hard, clutching and groaning, feeling suddenly weak and nauseous.
42	lick	Verb	UNKNOWN	2741	4	There came a bright flash and then the monk lay still, low flames licking his lifeless body.
43	attain	Verb	UNKNOWN	2742	4	And, in the end, it is a sense of accomplishment, of purpose, and not the wealth attained by such accomplishment, that equates to fulfillment and happiness.
44	agility	Noun	UNKNOWN	2743	4	A combination of strength and agility, a balanced, thinking warrior.
45	benefit	Noun	B2	2744	4	But it was not without its benefits.
46	load	Noun	UNKNOWN	2745	4	His legs grew strong and agile from carrying loads and dodging traps.
47	establishment	Noun	UNKNOWN	2746	4	He liked the money the establishment brought in, though, and the young woman already understood that if Graevis and.
48	cheap	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2747	4	Brother Justice found their stories, sputtered for the price of a few cheap ales, quite interesting.
49	paying	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2748	4	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.
50	erase	Verb	UNKNOWN	2749	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.
51	bustle	Noun	UNKNOWN	2750	4	The moment ended all too soon, Cat-the-Stray tuning back to the bustle of the lively room about her.
52	gliding	Noun	UNKNOWN	2751	4	Suddenly he was off balance, and then he was sitting on the floor, the pretty barmaid gliding out of reach.
53	differently	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2752	4	Cat suffered his insults, but couldn't dismiss the realization that Pettibwa would have handled it differently, better.
54	apology	Noun	UNKNOWN	2753	4	Cat suffered the inevitable apology, the insincere man only offering it at the end of his twisted arm.
55	leaving	Noun	UNKNOWN	2754	4	The flight stopped, leaving Brother Justice standing right before the dais.
56	polite	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2755	4	To Cat-the-Stray, his adopted sister, he was always polite, too polite.
57	populous	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2756	4	The real challenge lay in the south, in the most prosperous and populous kingdom, in Honce-the-Bear.
58	fleeting	Noun	UNKNOWN	2757	4	I remembered her so very vividly that she was indeed beside me once again for a few fleeting moments.
59	predicament	Noun	UNKNOWN	2758	4	The reminder of Jill's predicament bolstered the monk's failing courage.
60	pelt	Noun	UNKNOWN	2759	4	Then came the long journey, tagging along with a merchant caravan that had swapped crafted items to the people of the small frontier village in exchange for pelts and great trees that would be used as masts for the sailing ships built in Palmaris.
61	orphan	Noun	UNKNOWN	2760	4	Any reservations that the nobleman's family had held toward the peasant orphan girl had been washed away when they met Jill, truly beautiful both inside and out.
62	splinter	Verb	UNKNOWN	2761	4	The leg had splintered in the fall; Cat could see the jagged edge of a bone poking through the skin.
63	jagged	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2762	4	The leg had splintered in the fall; Cat could see the jagged edge of a bone poking through the skin.
64	midnight	Noun	UNKNOWN	2763	4	The hours were endless, up before the dawn and not to bed again until the midnight hour had passed.
65	religious	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2764	4	From his lessons, years of religious training, years of his masters imparting the fears of that which opposed their God.
66	garish	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2765	4	Adjonas straightened, the blood rushing to his face, making that garish scar seem all the more imposing.
67	baldric	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2766	4	The rest of his dress, though weathered, was rich, particularly a golden brocade and jewel-studded baldric.
68	perilous	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2767	4	He had to set the ground rules right away or this would be a long and perilous journey indeed.
69	offend	Verb	UNKNOWN	2768	4	To hear his fellow monks speaking of something as sacred as love in such crude terms did surprise and offend him.
70	impart	Verb	UNKNOWN	2769	4	Quintall seemed disgusted, but Siherton was unbending, silently imparting to the aggravated Quintall that his.
71	drifting	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2770	4	Pellimar reached the drifting boat first, pulling himself cautiously up its slick, rounded side.
72	mainmast	Noun	UNKNOWN	2771	4	The other end of the rope was fixed to the yard of the mainmast.
73	observe	Verb	UNKNOWN	2772	4	He had learned to observe the world through the senses of each animal, understood now each creature's fears and needs.
74	twig	Noun	UNKNOWN	2773	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.
75	elm	Noun	UNKNOWN	2774	4	The giant was near a wide-branching elm with thick, solid limbs.
76	stature	Noun	UNKNOWN	2775	4	Though diminutive in stature, they were said to be stronger than an average man and with incredible stamina.
77	sparring	Noun	UNKNOWN	2776	4	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.
78	intend	Verb	UNKNOWN	2777	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.
79	overrun	Noun	UNKNOWN	2778	4	The monstrous troop in the south had been overrun, so it seemed.
80	abrupt	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2779	4	The would be attacker skidded to an abrupt stop, recognizing the man.
81	correctly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2780	4	He turned a corner within a triangle of tight pines, expecting correctly that the zombie would be there.
82	pivot	Noun	UNKNOWN	2781	4	The eager young man rushed through the opening, shuffling a few steps past Tallareyish's right flank, then cut a swift pivot, grabbing his pole down low with both hands and sweeping it back.
83	conclude	Verb	UNKNOWN	2782	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.
84	shy	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2783	4	For her part, Cat kept her distance, offering a shy smile once or twice but mostly looking the other way.
85	disturbing	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2784	4	Cat-the-Stray shook her head violently, as if trying to launch the disturbing half memories right out of her ear.
86	bold	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2785	4	Avelyn and Pellimar held their breath at the bold words.
87	faraway	Noun	UNKNOWN	2786	4	He had hoped simply to drive the bear faraway into the deeper woodlands.
88	pleasant	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2787	4	Jill went to bed that night full of warm feelings, some pleasant, others too intense, too uncomfortable for her to understand.
89	rigging	Noun	UNKNOWN	2788	4	Smealy sent them far out on the yard, and they went easily, hanging under, hand over hand, adjusting the rigging and then sliding down the ropes to stand on the deck right beside the first hand.
90	feathered	Noun	UNKNOWN	2789	4	To the relief of the monks - though Quintall felt a bit of disappointment Adjonas tipped his great feathered hat to the monk and nodded slightly, a clear sign of respect.
91	wholly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2790	4	Avelyn, who had worked so closely with Quintall for more than four years, found that he believed the man wholly.
92	clasp	PastTense	UNKNOWN	2791	4	They were not clasped, rather, his right hand was cupped, fingers set tight, forearm muscles twitching from the strain.
93	league	Noun	UNKNOWN	2792	4	For now Avelyn, had his duties, and his goal was growing closer with each gliding league.
94	chewing	Noun	UNKNOWN	2793	4	Quintall would say no more about it, leaving Avelyn chewing his lip in frustration for the rest of the afternoon.
95	smelly	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2794	4	A bear or a porcupine or even a smelly skunk might have slipped in here, and it was with great relief that Elbryan found the cave apparently empty, and not so large.
96	solace	Noun	UNKNOWN	2795	4	His only solace came in his many discussions with Master Jojonah, to whom he still felt a bond.
97	nightshirt	Noun	UNKNOWN	2796	4	Pony came through the brush lightly, wearing only a soft silken nightshirt that didn't reach her knees.
98	local	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2797	4	Pellimar suggested that they pay a visit to the local abbey.
99	impose	Verb	UNKNOWN	2798	4	Adjonas straightened, the blood rushing to his face, making that garish scar seem all the more imposing.
100	sentiment	Noun	UNKNOWN	2799	4	Brother Justice narrowed his eyes, not appreciating the sentiment, the way the foolish merchant tried to dominate him by referring to his superior in such familiar terms.
101	marriage	Noun	UNKNOWN	2800	4	The reaction of Pettibwa and Graevis to the news of the marriage was not hard to predict.