booking/the-demon-awakens/beginner/raws/the-demon-awakens-beginner-words-part-37.csv

1	lemma	pos	cefr_level	coverage_rank	global_frequency	context_sentence	context_sentence_zh	definition_zh
2	shapely	Adverb	UNKNOWN	3601	2	She was in her mid-teens, but had the shapely body of a woman five years older.
3	starkness	Noun	UNKNOWN	3602	2	The starkness of the scene from this vantage point, in this mounting light, amazed the companions.
4	assessment	Noun	UNKNOWN	3603	2	Elbryan shook his head determinedly, somehow sure his companion's assessment was not correct.
5	elk	Noun	UNKNOWN	3604	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!
6	disintegrate	Verb	UNKNOWN	3605	2	It is likely that all the invasion will disintegrate into separate groups, fighting one another as much as the folk of the kingdom.
7	southeast	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3606	2	"The sun is in the southeast," Elbryan reminded Pony, squaring his shoulders as he took command of the situation.
8	northeast	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3607	2	There was one other patrol, a handful of older teenagers, venturing further out, down among the pines and fluffy caribou moss to the northeast.
9	buck	Noun	UNKNOWN	3608	2	Elbryan hardly heard the sharp scolding his father offered, the boy's eyes basking in the sight, moving from the carcass of a caribou buck, to a deer, to a line of coneys, to ...
10	stock	Noun	UNKNOWN	3609	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.
11	flapping	Noun	UNKNOWN	3610	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.
12	greenish	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3611	2	The woman shuddered when she considered the mouth, a tangle of greenish-yellow fangs, all crooked but each angled inward.
13	inward	Noun	UNKNOWN	3612	2	The woman shuddered when she considered the mouth, a tangle of greenish-yellow fangs, all crooked but each angled inward.
14	jowl	Noun	UNKNOWN	3613	2	The chin was narrow, but the jowls wide with muscle.
15	wrinkled	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3614	2	The dwarf's expression did not change, its pale, wrinkled face staring openmouthed as Pellimar hit it with a solid right cross.
16	contradiction	Singular	UNKNOWN	3615	2	That seeming contradiction had left Elbryan in a quandary.
17	questioning	Noun	UNKNOWN	3616	2	Elbryan noted the curtness of the answer, the elf's crisp, almost sharp tone, and he understood that further questioning would be unwelcome, that he would learn what he must when the elves decided to tell him.
18	myth	Verb	UNKNOWN	3617	2	Goblins were little seen creatures; many considered them more myth than truth.
19	sighting	Noun	UNKNOWN	3618	2	The raid on Dundalis, the sightings of goblins and even giants, the evidence of many, earthquakes to the north of Andur'Blough Inninness - all pointed to the resurgence of the dactyl.
20	intervene	Verb	UNKNOWN	3619	2	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.
21	supper	Noun	UNKNOWN	3620	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."
22	disperse	Verb	UNKNOWN	3621	2	0lwan nodded and the crowd gradually dispersed, one person taking a last, long look at the goblin, which was indeed fast turning gray.
23	sustain	Verb	UNKNOWN	3622	2	Pony couldn't sustain her smile as she watched him go, wondering if she had pushed him a little too hard.
24	simultaneously	Adverb	UNKNOWN	3623	2	The staff connected simultaneously on the sword and the goblin's hand, knocking the weapon from the creature's grasp and launching it a dozen feet away.
25	goblinkind	Noun	UNKNOWN	3624	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.
26	qualification	Singular	UNKNOWN	3625	2	Elbryan's surprise at her qualification of the remark reflected clearly on his face.
27	doubtfully	Adverb	UNKNOWN	3626	2	"How do you know that?" Elbryan asked doubtfully, and his tone seemed to hurt the girl.
28	intone	Verb	UNKNOWN	3627	2	He prayed with all his heart, wrapping the words around images of his mother, often intoning her name between lines of verse.
29	intertwine	Verb	UNKNOWN	3628	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.
30	majority	Noun	UNKNOWN	3629	2	The majority of Tinson's residents slept the day through, preferring the revelry of the night.
31	conquest	Noun	UNKNOWN	3630	2	Images of conquest flooded Quintall's every thought.
32	formal	Adjective	B2	3631	2	The four monks were on deck when Bunkus Smealy informed them that they would have no formal duties that day, that they might go about their business.
33	certainty	Noun	UNKNOWN	3632	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.
34	sibling	Noun	UNKNOWN	3633	2	His next youngest sibling was seven years his senior, and so he wasn't really close to any of them.
35	senior	Noun	UNKNOWN	3634	2	There were several monks, men a few years Avelyn's senior, in the chamber above.
36	illness	Noun	UNKNOWN	3635	2	The last few years had been hard on her, one illness after another.
37	selfish	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3636	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.
38	grinding	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3637	2	A grinding sound, the great gates sliding open, brought the young man from his contemplations.
39	unified	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3638	2	Now the creature saw the time to organize its forces fully; to begin its unified attacks.
40	unintentional	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3639	2	Avelyn heard the slaps of wood, the unintentional groans, even an occasional cry from the younger students near the front.
41	mix	Noun	UNKNOWN	3640	2	Piled in the emotional jumble were Elbryan's mixed feelings concerning the elves.
42	frail	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3641	2	Now he knew how the elvish bows, so small and frail, could launch an arrow a hundred yards on a straight line.
43	rack	Verb	UNKNOWN	3642	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.
44	overlapping	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3643	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.
45	tunic	Noun	UNKNOWN	3644	2	The shorter of the pair wore a light leather tunic and arm shields, metal sleeves hooked over the figure's thumbs and running from wrists to elbow.
46	specially	Adverb	UNKNOWN	3645	2	He had recently commissioned a specially designed saddle from the local leatherworker, and had made no secret that it was for Nightbird, payment for some work the ranger had done for him.
47	interlock	Gerund	UNKNOWN	3646	2	Its limbs were slender and long and its armor a silver shining coat of fine interlocking links.
48	ranking	Noun	UNKNOWN	3647	2	Precious and thus the third ranking priest in the entire Abellican Church, had performed the ceremony himself!
49	brotherhood	Noun	UNKNOWN	3648	2	I knew the purest contemplation, the release of physical boundaries, the brotherhood with all the universe.
50	idealistic	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3649	2	All that the gentle and idealistic young man wanted was to serve God, to foster peace, to heal, and to comfort.
51	hoard	Noun	UNKNOWN	3650	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.
52	outweigh	Verb	UNKNOWN	3651	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.
53	troublesome	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3652	2	For the adults, the specter of the goblins brought a sobering wariness and then a troublesome distraction.
54	lively	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3653	2	The moment ended all too soon, Cat-the-Stray tuning back to the bustle of the lively room about her.
55	cautious	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3654	2	But even the great wound in the monster's belly fast closed, while Quintall's movements became more cautious, more dangerous.
56	rust	Noun	UNKNOWN	3655	2	Pony left Avelyn's side then, rusting to join with Elbryan.
57	counterpart	Noun	UNKNOWN	3656	2	Each of this group nodded respectfully at his younger counterparts as he passed them on the rim; some mentioned that Elbryan's patrols would serve as their vital liaison with the village proper.
58	arrangement	Noun	UNKNOWN	3657	2	There were several complaints about this arrangement at first, mostly from the older boys who thought that they
59	retaliation	Singular	UNKNOWN	3658	2	Elbryan was over him in an instant, more to protect him from the angry crowd than in any fear of retaliation.
60	primary	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3659	2	On the ridge and in the vale beyond, the primary enemy became boredom.
61	scenario	Noun	UNKNOWN	3660	2	Pony sympathized with the young man, but logically, this was the best scenario they could have hoped for.
62	salvage	Noun	UNKNOWN	3661	2	Elbryan walked a crooked path to the food and stubbornly salvaged what he could.
63	disgustedly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	3662	2	Jojonah looked to Siherton, who was shaking his head disgustedly.
64	vain	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3663	2	If he won now, then his friends, all of them, would not have died in vain.
65	curve	Noun	UNKNOWN	3664	2	He dared to put his arms around Pony's back, dared to pull her closer, feeling the strangely interesting curves and bumps of her body against his own as they came together.
66	genuine	Adjective	B2	3665	2	Again, the fears passed, lost in a swirl of warmth as he looked at Pony's shining blue eyes, at her smile, as genuine and joyful as anything Elbryan had ever seen.
67	joyful	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3666	2	Again, the fears passed, lost in a swirl of warmth as he looked at Pony's shining blue eyes, at her smile, as genuine and joyful as anything Elbryan had ever seen.
68	gentleness	Noun	UNKNOWN	3667	2	The kiss shifted, from curiosity to urgency, then back to gentleness.
69	ruffle	Verb	UNKNOWN	3668	2	Elbryan growled softly and brought both his hands up to ruffle his light brown hair.
70	horrified	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3669	2	And then suddenly, it was gone, destroyed by a horrified, and horrifying, scream.
71	swarming	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3670	2	The couple jumped apart and to their feet, staring wide-eyed down the long slope to the village, at the swarming forms, at the large plume of smoke -
72	initiative	Noun	UNKNOWN	3671	2	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.
73	tomb	Noun	UNKNOWN	3672	2	Thus, Elbryan and Pony walked away from Avelyn's chosen grave, from Tuntun's last breath, from Bradwarden's tomb.
74	formation	Singular	UNKNOWN	3673	2	He would gather together his scouts, perhaps even call in the older scouts from the vale, and charge down into Dundalis in tight formation, anchoring the defense.
75	bedsheets	Noun	UNKNOWN	3674	2	That logical, adult part of Pony - the part that knew that the time of fending off nightmares with bedsheets was long past - told her without doubt that Dundalis could not survive.
76	everywhere	Adverb	UNKNOWN	3675	2	Goblins swarmed everywhere, and Pony spotted at least two other giants, fifteen feet tall and perhaps a thousand pounds of chiseled muscle.
77	catastrophe	Noun	UNKNOWN	3676	2	I may die soon following this course before me, but out here, at one with my spirit and my nature, on the edges of catastrophe, I have lived many times more than most will ever know.
78	facing	Noun	UNKNOWN	3677	2	And by Elbryan's measure, Avelyn's bravery in all that he had done - in taking the stones and fleeing St.-Mere-Abelle, in facing Brother Justice, and in aiding against the monsters-was above question.
79	falter	Verb	UNKNOWN	3678	2	Without hesitation, for if he paused, he knew his courage surely would falter, Elbryan slipped out from behind the protection of the tree: Half walking, half crawling, he moved closer to the goblin, quickly covering a third of the distance.
80	clobber	Verb	UNKNOWN	3679	2	The man's mind whirled through the possibilities, all jumbled with the horror that he had erred, that he was about to get clobbered.
81	valiant	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3680	2	And then Olwan came flying back into sight, falling in a broken heap on the road right in the midst of the valiant fighters.
82	getting	Noun	UNKNOWN	3681	2	Paulson drew out his large sword and motioned for Cric to go in at his side, while Chipmunk was to go to the higher ground around to the right, getting an angle for his dagger throws.
83	mockery	Noun	UNKNOWN	3682	2	As if in a grotesque mockery of that hope, a goblin marched around that corner, bearing down on the girl.
84	skidding	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3683	2	The call brought the sprinting lad to a skidding halt.
85	ashen	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3684	2	Carley dan Aubrey, one of the younger scouts, staggered toward him, his face ashen, both hands clenched firmly to his right side at his waist.
86	jut	Gerund	UNKNOWN	3685	2	Elbryan grimaced, and Carley whimpered and nearly vomited, when Elbryan's hand brushed against the broken tip of a spear jutting from Carley's side.
87	overcoat	Noun	UNKNOWN	3686	2	He tore off his overcoat and pulled open his leather vest, quickly unbuttoning the sleeves of his white shirt.
88	vest	Noun	UNKNOWN	3687	2	He tore off his overcoat and pulled open his leather vest, quickly unbuttoning the sleeves of his white shirt.
89	flop	Gerund	UNKNOWN	3688	2	The creature went berserk, kicking and thrashing, flopping like a landed fish.
90	previously	Adverb	UNKNOWN	3689	2	Pony remembered the building of the place, only two years previously.
91	divide	Verb	UNKNOWN	3690	2	The class had been divided by birth dates; Avelyn and Quintall had been put, together solely because they had been born in the same week, and not for compatibility, either physical or emotional.
92	date	Verb	UNKNOWN	3691	2	The class had been divided by birth dates; Avelyn and Quintall had been put, together solely because they had been born in the same week, and not for compatibility, either physical or emotional.
93	temperament	Noun	UNKNOWN	3692	2	Physically, by all accounts, he was the image of his father in Graevis' younger days, but by Cat's estimation, Grady could not have been more different than Graevis in temperament.
94	firework	Noun	UNKNOWN	3693	2	They were opposites in temperament, as well: Avelyn calm and reverent, always in control, and Quintall a "firework," as Master Siherton, the class overseer, often appropriately referred to him.
95	overseer	Noun	UNKNOWN	3694	2	Siherton's features befit his rank of class overseer, the disciplinarian of the newest brothers.
96	coldly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	3695	2	"Halfway," Quintall answered coldly, "if that."
97	aching	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3696	2	Avelyn sighed deeply and put his aching arms into motion.
98	disgust	Verb	UNKNOWN	3697	2	Elbryan shook his head in disgust, but he reminded himself to keep a measure of respect.
99	gauge	Noun	UNKNOWN	3698	2	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.
100	noncommittally	Adverb	UNKNOWN	3699	2	The man with the broken arm shrugged noncommittally, then turned to the bartender, who likewise had no answers.
101	dedication	Singular	UNKNOWN	3700	2	It was true enough; Avelyn's incredible dedication was fast becoming the talk of St.-Mere-Abelle.