booking/the-demon-awakens/beginner/raws/the-demon-awakens-beginner-words-part-39.csv

1	lemma	pos	cefr_level	coverage_rank	global_frequency	context_sentence	context_sentence_zh	definition_zh
2	retrieval	Noun	UNKNOWN	3801	2	All that should have mattered was the retrieval of the stones.
3	brightness	Noun	UNKNOWN	3802	2	Pony and Avelyn had underestimated the distance and camped outside Weedy Meadow that night, the monk reasoning that it would be better for them to go into town with such grim warnings during the brightness of day.
4	daytime	Noun	UNKNOWN	3803	2	The daytime training was not as easy or as inspiring for Avelyn.
5	revelation	Plural	UNKNOWN	3804	2	He found the many prayer rituals boring, even trite, in light of the revelations he was finding every night.
6	sunrise	Noun	UNKNOWN	3805	2	He noted that the sky had turned a funny color, a purplish, rosy hue the likes of which Avelyn had only seen at sunrise or sunset, and then only on the appropriate horizon.
7	noon	Noun	UNKNOWN	3806	2	The boy believed the sun to be in the west, halfway from noon to sunset.
8	frigid	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3807	2	In addition, all four were taught the ways of the sea, spending many hours on a small boat rocking in the waves on the rough, frigid waters of All Saints Bay.
9	barehanded	PastTense	UNKNOWN	3808	2	For the first year, they would study barehanded techniques, punching and grappling.
10	pounding	Noun	UNKNOWN	3809	2	And through it all, barehanded and with weapons, they would square off against each other, pounding on each other relentlessly.
11	mutual	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3810	2	There was supposed to be no anger toward an opponent, only respect and mutual learning, but Quintall growled whenever the masters paired him against Avelyn.
12	superiority	Noun	UNKNOWN	3811	2	He could not beat Avelyn at the Ring Stone studies, but he gained a measure of superiority during the day.
13	serpent	Noun	UNKNOWN	3812	2	In most of the maneuvers, the monks were supposed to pull their punches, but Quintall often blasted the breath from Avelyn; there was no striking above the shoulders allowed, but more than once, Quintall knifed a "serpent hand" across Avelyn's throat, dropping him to his knees, gasping for breath.
14	eliminate	Verb	UNKNOWN	3813	2	The slips had become too common; Avelyn honestly believed Quintall meant to eliminate the competition.
15	goose	Noun	UNKNOWN	3814	2	Quintall's grin was certainly as far from Godlike as anything Avelyn had ever seen, and the fact that their training with weapons, where wounds could easily become more severe, was not far away, brought goose bumps to the scholarly young man.
16	removed	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3815	2	Perhaps this training was not so far removed from the nighttime training, which Avelyn considered more important.
17	cocky	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3816	2	Who might this leader of the herd be to inspire such uncharacteristic respect from cocky Bradwarden?
18	vague	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3817	2	Master Jojonah's instructions were vague at best, but Avelyn came to understand them in his heart.
19	twinkle	Noun	UNKNOWN	3818	2	Soon the sky was clear above him, the first stars twinkling into view.
20	pet	Noun	UNKNOWN	3819	2	He was to watch the night sky, to learn every twinkle of light, to become so familiar with the visible stars that he would not only know their given names but also might create pet names of his own for them.
21	awe	Noun	UNKNOWN	3820	2	Half an hour passed uneventfully, Elbryan walking and looking about, constantly awed by the beauty and the.
22	factor	Noun	UNKNOWN	3821	2	Was their mission the overriding factor here, for if they attacked and were beaten back, killed, or captured, then who would go on to the smoking mountain to stand against the demon dactyl?
23	ascension	Noun	UNKNOWN	3822	2	There were in the abbey no more than four other monks, three of them masters and one Father Abbot Markwart himself, who could so distinguish magical intensity, and that fact had been the determining factor in Dalebert Markwart's ascension to the highest rank, for his chief rival could not determine magical intensity in individual stones.
24	dreary	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3823	2	He set out from the abbey one dark and dreary morning, riding an ash-gray mare, not swift of hoof but long in heart.
25	staircase	Noun	UNKNOWN	3824	2	"Finished already?" Grady called as he descended the wide, sweeping staircase of House Battlebrow, the most renowned brothel in all of Palmaris.
26	eavesdrop	Noun	UNKNOWN	3825	2	Avelyn tried hard not to eavesdrop, but he did catch snatches of the conversation, mostly Siherton complaining vigorously that this was against strict procedure.
27	unintentionally	Adverb	UNKNOWN	3826	2	She dropped the sword - unintentionally, Elbryan knew, for it fell harmlessly to the side - so the young man graciously pulled the pole out straight so Tuntun wouldn't fall off balance to either side.
28	upraise	Verb	UNKNOWN	3827	2	Finally, Father Abbot Markwart halted the conversation with an upraised hand.
29	awestruck	Verb	UNKNOWN	3828	2	From the trees behind Elbryan, Pony and Avelyn watched awestruck.
30	chrysotile	Noun	UNKNOWN	3829	2	He held out his left hand and opened it to show Avelyn three stones: malachite, ringed with various shades of green; shining, polished amber; and a silvery piece of chrysotile, the largest of the three resembling a sheet of straight bars, long and narrow lying side by side.
31	disparate	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3830	2	Avelyn considered the sight from two widely disparate viewpoints.
32	nonetheless	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3831	2	Nonetheless, Jojonah began to protest again, but Markwart cut him short.
33	gleam	Noun	UNKNOWN	3832	2	Father Abbot Markwart appeared wickedly intense, the gleam in his eyes seeming almost maniacal, and certainly frightening.
34	thrum	Gerund	UNKNOWN	3833	2	The ruby was thrumming in his hand, its magic intense and straining for release.
35	heartfelt	Noun	UNKNOWN	3834	2	Father Abbot Markwart burst out into the most heartfelt laughter Avelyn had ever heard.
36	ridgeline	Noun	UNKNOWN	3835	2	Elbryan's instincts - something about the air, perhaps, the aroma told him this was not the slope leading out of Dundalis up to the ridgeline, the slope where he had met the ...
37	internal	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3836	2	He swung about, some score of yards from the tavern entrance, and launched into a diatribe on the coming dark days, about a world unprepared to face the forces of evil, about a darkness being fed by the internal rot of the land.
38	buffet	Verb	UNKNOWN	3837	2	At the same moment that the air grew clear about him, strong winds buffeted him - not gusts but a continual blow.
39	unmoving	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3838	2	Elbryan looked down the slope curiously, just the few feet to the unmoving mist.
40	chime	Verb	UNKNOWN	3839	2	Somehow he knew the speaker was not human, that no human voice could chime so sweetly, so perfectly.
41	supple	Noun	UNKNOWN	3840	2	This creature's limbs didn't look skinny, any more than did the supple branches of a bending willow.
42	bending	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3841	2	This creature's limbs didn't look skinny, any more than did the supple branches of a bending willow.
43	plainly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	3842	2	The way the words were spoken, however plainly and without any apparent deception allowed Elbryan to relax somewhat.
44	deception	Singular	UNKNOWN	3843	2	The way the words were spoken, however plainly and without any apparent deception allowed Elbryan to relax somewhat.
45	shimmer	Noun	UNKNOWN	3844	2	It was as if the being shone of its own accord, an inner light making the flowing hair glow and shimmer.
46	relative	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3845	2	Juraviel had a response for that, a remark concerning the relative unpreparedness of Dundalis in the face of such knowledge.
47	equip	Verb	UNKNOWN	3846	2	Thus was Brother Justice equipped to find and destroy Avelyn.
48	destroying	Noun	UNKNOWN	3847	2	Elbryan nodded; he had heard of the fierce powries and their reputation for destroying human ships.
49	croak	Gerund	UNKNOWN	3848	2	Elbryan knew that, could hear it in the shriek of every bird, in the movements of squirrels, agitated by the presence of such numbers, by the thunder of a giant's step or the rolling war machines, by the croaks of powrie generals, the eager whines of bloodthirsty goblins.
50	strode	Noun	UNKNOWN	3849	2	Before the startled young man could even ask how Belli'mar Juraviel might have come by his name, the creature turned and strode into the mist, disappearing from sight.
51	shallow	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3850	2	The creature wasn't following a trail, Elbryan believed, but was making one, walking as easily and openly through the underbrush as a man might wade through a shallow pond.
52	tidy	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3851	2	There could be only one answer, for no living creature, not even one of the great dragons of the north, could so tear this amount of ground in such an even, tidy manner.
53	arrogance	Noun	UNKNOWN	3852	2	Elbryan realized the arrogance of that notion, an almost sinful pride,.
54	impulse	Noun	UNKNOWN	3853	2	But the dactyl was not a stupid creature and could control its impulses, even those bent upon destruction, which the demon loved above all else.
55	exaggerated	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3854	2	Might be the animals, might be the plants." Bradwarden stopped and offered an exaggerated wink that Elbryan, still a fair distance down the hill, saw clearly.
56	unpleasant	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3855	2	The ranger quickly removed his clothes, the grass feeling scratchy but not unpleasant to his feet.
57	likeness	Noun	UNKNOWN	3856	2	Twin rows of massive columns, each carved into the likeness of a giant warrior, lined the room.
58	peril	Noun	UNKNOWN	3857	2	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.
59	bloodline	Noun	UNKNOWN	3858	2	But after speaking with the boy, Juraviel was even more convinced that this was indeed the true bloodline of Mather, and an appropriate ranger-in-training.
60	remainder	Noun	UNKNOWN	3859	2	He spent the remainder of the afternoon caught up in the sights and smells.
61	going	Noun	UNKNOWN	3860	2	Elbryan had stopped at the top of the hillock, but he felt as if he were still going up, still ascending to those brilliant, twinkling dots.
62	ascend	Gerund	UNKNOWN	3861	2	Elbryan had stopped at the top of the hillock, but he felt as if he were still going up, still ascending to those brilliant, twinkling dots.
63	singer	Noun	UNKNOWN	3862	2	The song was strong, though not loud, with many voices joining in, but Elbryan never caught a glimpse of any of the singers, saw no elf nor any other creature the rest of that night.
64	oak	Noun	UNKNOWN	3863	2	Juraviel found him at dawn, curled in a hollow at the base of a wide oak.
65	unanswered	Verb	UNKNOWN	3864	2	They are to me the shining symbol of all the unanswered questions of human existence, of our place in this vast sky, of our purpose, of death itself.
66	temporary	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3865	2	I had ascended from this temporary existence, from a place of constant change to a place of eternity.
67	breech	Noun	UNKNOWN	3866	2	Elbryan rolled his breeches up over his knees - not that the worn and ragged pants would stay that way for long!
68	reckon	Verb	UNKNOWN	3867	2	By his reckoning, the winter solstice had passed, and he knew Dundalis, or what was left of the village, was likely under several feel of snow.
69	gusting	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3868	2	The weather was rough over the next few days - mercifully so, in Avelyn's estimation, because he and his companions were kept very busy, attending rigging, a dangerous yet thrilling exercise in the gusting winds, and crawling in the dark belowdecks, checking for leaks in the hull.
70	reed	Noun	UNKNOWN	3869	2	Parting one patch of reeds, the boy found his first stone of the day, bobbing low in the water.
71	flavored	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3870	2	When he squeezed them, extracting the now-flavored liquid, the elves would inevitably complain about how little he had collected.
72	ironically	Adverb	UNKNOWN	3871	2	The monk had found peace within himself, ironically, in the midst of a war, a battle that Avelyn knew justified the actions that had weighed so heavily on him these last years.
73	sticky	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3872	2	those silken elven strands, which, Elbryan found out soon enough, could be made as sticky and clingy as a spiderweb.
74	loaded	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3873	2	He got his reward for his morning's toils when he returned to the bog to collect the tenth loaded basket.
75	impossible	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3874	2	Here, high stones lined both sides of the trail, making passage off the path nearly impossible unless Elbryan took a circuitous route quite deep into the underbrush.
76	circuitous	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3875	2	Here, high stones lined both sides of the trail, making passage off the path nearly impossible unless Elbryan took a circuitous route quite deep into the underbrush.
77	trellis	Noun	UNKNOWN	3876	2	- and had cleverly covered it with a layer of dirt and fallen leaves, supported by a trellis of woven sticks.
78	woven	Noun	UNKNOWN	3877	2	Into the spike, the beast sent its vision, the telltale tracings of human-woven magic.
79	phony	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3878	2	He would have leaped clear of the phony, only to drop heavily into the real one.
80	dimension	Plural	UNKNOWN	3879	2	Now it was Elbryan's turn to laugh, as he discerned the dimensions of the true trap, then easily leaped it, leaving the last few feet of the path, the last expanse to the food, open to him.
81	fletchings	Noun	UNKNOWN	3880	2	A long arrow protruded from its back, an arrow with fletchings familiar to the woman.
82	clothe	Verb	UNKNOWN	3881	2	Not a sound came from about the beast as, clothing and all, the dactyl devoured the torn skin of Gothra.
83	cowards	Adverb	UNKNOWN	3882	2	Are you cowards, then?
84	mess	Noun	UNKNOWN	3883	2	It struck the bowl of stew, overturning it and making a mess of the meal.
85	miserably	Adverb	UNKNOWN	3884	2	Surely Tuntun would have to come to him, if for no other reason than to tell him how miserably he had failed in protecting the three towns!
86	veritable	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3885	2	He wheeled, but Tuntun turned with him, staying behind him and punching out a veritable drum roll on his upper back.
87	indignantly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	3886	2	"He fights like a human," Tuntun answered indignantly.
88	porous	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3887	2	His spirit walked free of his body, passed through the porous wood of the door and past the pair of oblivious guards.
89	bard	Noun	UNKNOWN	3888	2	Elbryan scrambled to get to the spot, saw the monk land heavily atop one rocky outcropping and then tumble right over it, a fifteen-foot plummet to bard stone.
90	defiance	Noun	UNKNOWN	3889	2	The monk snarled in defiance and kicked at the heavy door.
91	finality	Noun	UNKNOWN	3890	2	of holding it over the trough, hurled it into the brush nearby, an act of defiance and of finality.
92	angling	Noun	UNKNOWN	3891	2	Juraviel took full advantage, put Elbryan off balance and kept on twisting, angling the boy over the trough.
93	illogic	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3892	2	Elbryan's thoughts shifted to the illogic of it all.
94	inhuman	Noun	UNKNOWN	3893	2	Jojonah closed his eyes and remembered all the times Siherton had warned him about Avelyn's almost inhuman dedication.
95	substitute	Gerund	UNKNOWN	3894	2	Yet measured against the speed and agility of the elves, the fluidity of their movements, substituting perfect balance for lack of weight and strength, Elbryan truly felt a novice.
96	astounding	Adjective	UNKNOWN	3895	2	Juraviel, lighter and smaller, had put him down with astounding ease, a simple movement for which Elbryan had no counter.
97	gangly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	3896	2	As the weeks became months, and they became a year, and then two, Elbryan was hardly recognizable as the short gangly boy that Jilseponie had once beat up.
98	proprietor	Noun	UNKNOWN	3897	2	of the tavern's proprietor, a jolly-looking man, and without a word - I suppose that was the moment the folk of the village began to suspect that l was a bit unusual - headed back the way I had come.
99	reputedly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	3898	2	Palmaris was second in size in all the Kingdom of Honce-the-Bear only to Ursal, the throne seat, further upriver, though neither were reputedly as populous as the great, crowded cities of the southern kingdom of Behren.
100	commonly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	3899	2	The attack was fairly strongthough he would have expected more from powerful Brother Avelyn - but the sunstone was among the most potent of all the stones of St.-Mere-Abelle, its defenses even more complete than the chrysoberyl more commonly used, and its power was more tightly focused than any other, a simple shield against magic.
101	customer	Noun	UNKNOWN	3900	2	In the Way, a single piece of silver would get you a hot meal, and a mere smile, whether you were a paying customer or not, would coax from Graevis or from most of the other usual patrons or workers a marvelous tale.