booking/the-demon-awakens/beginner/raws/the-demon-awakens-beginner-words-part-42.csv

1	lemma	pos	cefr_level	coverage_rank	global_frequency	context_sentence	context_sentence_zh	definition_zh
2	hatchway	Noun	UNKNOWN	4101	2	The barrelboat, rolling from the contact with the Windrunner, with water rushing in the open hatchway, soon disappeared under the waves.
3	evilly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	4102	2	The dwarf lifted its sword, grinning evilly, and let out a wail that shook Avelyn to the marrow of his bones :as he lay prone not far away.
4	spindly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	4103	2	With their heavy bodies and spindly limbs, powries were not strong swimmers, and Quintall easily overtook the dazed creature, pushing it under the water and gaining a seat atop its shoulders.
5	temporarily	Adverb	UNKNOWN	4104	2	The barrelboat was disabled temporarily, but the fight was hardly over.
6	concert	Noun	UNKNOWN	4105	2	Powries and sharks worked in concert, so it was said, but apparently there were limits to such friendship.
7	untangle	Verb	UNKNOWN	4106	2	No powrie would dare go into the water to try and untangle the netted fan with frenzied sharks so close.
8	roundhouse	Noun	UNKNOWN	4107	2	Quintall nodded, then suddenly exploded into action, his roundhouse punch catching Avelyn square on the jaw, dropping the man in a heap to the deck.
9	spittle	Noun	UNKNOWN	4108	2	"We had no choice in the matter," Quintall retorted, so angry that his spittle sprayed forth with every word.
10	arise	Verb	UNKNOWN	4109	2	A dispute had arisen between one or more of the prisoners and their goblin captors, and now the humans were being punished once more.
11	vow	Noun	UNKNOWN	4110	2	His solace came in duty, in his vow that this Dundalis and the two neighboring villages would not share the fate that had befallen his own village.
12	hostile	Adjective	UNKNOWN	4111	2	Perhaps it was the boredom, the heat, or the tasteless provisions, but the crew grew increasingly uneasy, even hostile.
13	rational	Adjective	UNKNOWN	4112	2	Gothra, no fool - at least by goblin standards - wanted to argue his point in logical, rational terms, but all that came from the goblin's mouth was an agonized scream as Bestesbulzibar reached out with one hand, clamping the goblin's held and pulling Gothra in.
14	privilege	Noun	UNKNOWN	4113	2	Even the extra privileges did little to improve the mood of the increasingly surly crew.
15	haze	Noun	UNKNOWN	4114	2	All the crew rushed to the forward rails, and soon enough the gray haze became more substantial, became the undeniable outline of an island, conical in shape.
16	conical	Adjective	UNKNOWN	4115	2	And beyond the masses loomed a single dark silhouette, a conical mountain tipped by a steady stream of dark smoke.
17	vegetation	Singular	UNKNOWN	4116	2	Gray became green as they closed, lush vegetation thick on the slopes.
18	luxury	Noun	UNKNOWN	4117	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.
19	mentally	Adverb	UNKNOWN	4118	2	Finally, Elbryan found that crease between breastplate and girdle, mentally marking the spot.
20	unbearable	Adjective	UNKNOWN	4119	2	All the world was blackness, was searing heat and unbearable agony, and Quintall knew no more.
21	agitation	Singular	UNKNOWN	4120	2	The stallion showed no sign of pain or even agitation other than a sudden elation.
22	splashing	Noun	UNKNOWN	4121	2	Everything seemed to stop, all movement, all splashing.
23	hail	Noun	UNKNOWN	4122	2	The rocky hail was light for some time, gradually increasing to the point where it punished the very ground of Pimaninicuit.
24	deluge	Noun	UNKNOWN	4123	2	And through the deluge, Avelyn heard his name.
25	foliage	Noun	UNKNOWN	4124	2	He peered out, stunned, as a torn and battered Thagraine came into view beyond the thinned foliage, the man bleeding in so many places that he seemed one great wound.
26	pitifully	Adverb	UNKNOWN	4125	2	He stumbled forward pitifully, holding out his arms toward the cave.
27	befall	Verb	UNKNOWN	4126	2	How many times had the ranger told himself that he would not allow such a tragedy to befall Dundalis again?
28	period	Noun	UNKNOWN	4127	2	The conditioning ranged from sleep deprivation to long periods of hunger.
29	pulp	Noun	UNKNOWN	4128	2	Where trees and thick brush had grown was now only battered pulp and blasted stone.
30	strew	Verb	UNKNOWN	4129	2	On another note, Avelyn could not help but laugh at the absurd, useless treasure that lay strewn all about him.
31	permanently	Adverb	UNKNOWN	4130	2	Others had to be treated with oils for many days, that their magic be locked permanently within them.
32	acceptable	Adjective	UNKNOWN	4131	2	Lady Dasslerond turned to Juraviel, her expression showing that his answer was not acceptable.
33	tumbling	Adjective	UNKNOWN	4132	2	- a tiger's paw, it was called - from the tumbling box.
34	appendage	Noun	UNKNOWN	4133	2	The surprised, confused creature stumbled backward, its other, normal appendage grabbing at its torn face.
35	efficiency	Noun	UNKNOWN	4134	2	This was not the way of the Abellican Church, at least not in Avelyn's mind, and yet the efficiency of the executions of Taddy Sway and now of Bunkus Smealy made Avelyn suspect that Quintall was acting as he had been instructed by the masters before they had left port.
36	putting	Noun	UNKNOWN	4135	2	Anticipating the following moves, Elbryan snapped his left hand down, taking the power from a right cross, then stepped in closer, putting his right leg inside the monk's left, defeating an attempted kick.
37	worthless	Adjective	UNKNOWN	4136	2	Not even with me worthless husband - might that be why he threw me out!"
38	inexperienced	Verb	UNKNOWN	4137	2	Though he was completely inexperienced in physical lovemaking, he understood what she was saying.
39	cinnamon	Noun	UNKNOWN	4138	2	The last bite, of a cinnamon roll turned over in Avelyn's stomach, a sinking feeling.
40	festivity	Plural	UNKNOWN	4139	2	With the tides, the ship could not put out Until after midnight, so why hadn't the thirty, or at least the captain, been included in the much deserved festivities?
41	review	Verb	UNKNOWN	4140	2	Avelyn knew that he could say nothing about that time until he had reviewed his words with the Father Abbot.
42	suspected	Adjective	UNKNOWN	4141	2	He didn't know the hour but suspected that midnight was near or that it had come and gone.
43	reef	Noun	UNKNOWN	4142	2	Soon the Windrunner was adrift, the strong currents of All Saints Bay taking her toward a dangerous reef.
44	seeing	Noun	UNKNOWN	4143	2	Avelyn winced, seeing men leaping from the deck, their doom at hand.
45	freely	Adverb	UNKNOWN	4144	2	Tears ran freely down his cheeks; he mumbled the name "Dansally," over and over.
46	bombardment	Noun	UNKNOWN	4145	2	Those folk who had survived the bombardment soon envied their dead companions.
47	hire	Verb	UNKNOWN	4146	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.
48	assign	Verb	UNKNOWN	4147	2	Return now to the room that Master Siherton assigned to you.
49	catalogue	Gerund	UNKNOWN	4148	2	And so he worked, as he was instructed, penning the tale of his adventures in great detail, studying and cataloguing the newest stones, their type, their magic, their strength.
50	idealism	Noun	UNKNOWN	4149	2	He did not believe that Avelyn, so full of idealism and ridiculous faith, could be corralled.
51	fond	Adjective	UNKNOWN	4150	2	He would try, though, for he was fond of young Brother Avelyn and he knew the alternative.
52	pen	Verb	UNKNOWN	4151	2	And so he worked, as he was instructed, penning the tale of his adventures in great detail, studying and cataloguing the newest stones, their type, their magic, their strength.
53	justification	Singular	UNKNOWN	4152	2	There had to be a better way, he believed, and despite the potential for disaster, there could be no justification for murder.
54	completion	Singular	UNKNOWN	4153	2	The horse could go for many hours, and Brother Justice, so focused on the completion of his vital task, pushed her to her limits.
55	damaged	Adjective	UNKNOWN	4154	2	Elbryan hopped down from the centaur and pulled the sword blade near his face, sighing with relief when he noted it was not damaged, not even nicked.
56	theft	Noun	UNKNOWN	4155	2	How does one justify murder and theft, after all?
57	cell	Noun	UNKNOWN	4156	2	Back in his cell, Avelyn fell into the powers of the stone.
58	purchase	Verb	UNKNOWN	4157	2	The next morning, they purchased some supplies, including a short sword, boots, and a warm cloak for Jill, and then they walked out of Macomber together, down the road to the west, ignoring the stares and whispers, feeling somehow as if they shared a secret and a wisdom the rest of the world, fools all, could never comprehend.
59	sinister	Adjective	UNKNOWN	4158	2	The thought of unbelieving merchants plying the gift of the stones, to amuse guests, perhaps, or even for sinister purposes, wounded Avelyn deeply.
60	lurch	Gerund	UNKNOWN	4159	2	The dais lurched; a great crack opened in the floor and a gout of steam hissed through.
61	carnallite	Singular	UNKNOWN	4160	2	Just a week before, Avelyn had melted a leg of one table while examining a ruby sprinkled with carnallite!
62	wagon	Noun	UNKNOWN	4161	2	At the first town he entered, he happened upon a caravan of several merchant wagons, and there he sold the common emerald, giving him all the funds he would need for a long, long time.
63	encroach	Verb	UNKNOWN	4162	2	But the young monk could not pull his mind far from the horrors he had witnessed, the encroaching evil that nibbled at the very heart of all that young Avelyn Desbris had held dear.
64	precedent	Singular	UNKNOWN	4163	2	Avelyn understood then - all of it - for it was not without precedent.
65	cancer	Noun	UNKNOWN	4164	2	All of it: the cancer that had grown in his world, the unpreparedness, the ungodliness of St.-Mere-Abelle.
66	brooding	Adjective	UNKNOWN	4165	2	The brooding demon that forever haunted the race of man had come back to the world.
67	studying	Noun	UNKNOWN	4166	2	The young man spent a long moment studying Juraviel.
68	prelude	Noun	UNKNOWN	4167	2	Finally, convinced that this was but a prelude to his lesson, and nothing dramatic, the young man looked up and did a quick count of the stars, noting four.
69	furrow	Verb	UNKNOWN	4168	2	Elbryan's brow furrowed as he considered the words, as their implications began to unfold before him.
70	basis	Singular	UNKNOWN	4169	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.
71	elevation	Singular	UNKNOWN	4170	2	It was a difficult concept for Elbryan, because he had been brought up with the idea of community, and within that concept, such elevation of self was considered the worst of sins: pride.
72	typically	Adverb	UNKNOWN	4171	2	"The Waylaid Traveler," Barmine added in his typically curt manner.
73	meditative	Adjective	UNKNOWN	4172	2	Even Elbryan's sleeping habits changed, shifting to a more controlled, meditative process than a lumped time of uncontrollable unconsciousness.
74	unconsciousness	Noun	UNKNOWN	4173	2	The heat of battle had left her body and unconsciousness had descended over her like some great hunting bird, wings out wide to block the light of day.
75	fanciful	Adjective	UNKNOWN	4174	2	"And the memories of fanciful musing," Juraviel added.
76	treeless	Adjective	UNKNOWN	4175	2	He stood atop the treeless hillock and he waited, his eyes glued to the eastern horizon, to the tiny sliver of light heralding the approach of dawn.
77	tickle	Noun	UNKNOWN	4176	2	He was naked, every hair, every nerve feeling the tickle of the chill breeze.
78	pattern	Noun	UNKNOWN	4177	2	The young man continued for nearly an hour, his arms and weapon weaving ever more intricate patterns in the empty air.
79	swordsmen	Noun	UNKNOWN	4178	2	Both swordsmen came in fast; the goblin swished the spear back and forth, the weapon's sharp tip scratching Cries arm and holding him at bay.
80	counterattack	Noun	UNKNOWN	4179	2	On those occasions when he did spar, he not only understood how to defeat any attack, deflect, dodge, or block, but also knew which tactic would offer appropriate counterattacks or would keep his defensive posture strong against subsequent attacks from that foe, or even from others.
81	varied	Adjective	UNKNOWN	4180	2	Elbryan smiled wickedly as he considered those steep hillsides, all of varied angles and deep with virgin snow.
82	purposefully	Adverb	UNKNOWN	4181	2	The three left Caer'alfar, moving purposefully into the deep woods.
83	drape	Gerund	UNKNOWN	4182	2	Then he went about draping the blanket over the cave entrance, darkening the room so that he could barely make out his hand if he held it in front of his face.
84	invade	Verb	UNKNOWN	4183	2	He lost all sense of the passing of time; soon nothing invaded his focus.
85	gulp	Noun	UNKNOWN	4184	2	The image nodded; Elbryan fought for a gulp of air.
86	indenture	Noun	UNKNOWN	4185	2	Short of that, there was the very real possibility that Abbot Dobrinion would bind Jill into indenture to Connor, perhaps for the remainder of her life.
87	sympathetically	Adverb	UNKNOWN	4186	2	Elbryan groaned sympathetically, running to get in view of the man once more.
88	unit	Noun	UNKNOWN	4187	2	One by one, her sparring partners had been dispatched, usually painfully, until clot a man or woman in the unit desired to go against her.
89	boring	Adjective	UNKNOWN	4188	2	All in all, it had been a boring year; castle guards were no more than showpieces, and the worst incident Jill had seen in four months with the cavalry patrol was a fight between two peasant brothers, when one' had bitten the other's ear off.
90	welfare	Noun	UNKNOWN	4189	2	To Jill, their mission seemed paramount, a stoic existence protecting the welfare of all the kingdom.
91	partying	Noun	UNKNOWN	4190	2	The partying had hardly slowed in all the four months Jill had been there.
92	outpost	Noun	UNKNOWN	4191	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.
93	drunken	Adjective	UNKNOWN	4192	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.
94	slob	Noun	UNKNOWN	4193	2	But he was a letch, a drooling, grabby slob, who took it personally when Jill refused his advances.
95	walkway	Noun	UNKNOWN	4194	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.
96	outwardly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	4195	2	If she accepted his outwardly gracious offer and went inside, Gofflaw would soon follow, leaving the walls empty.
97	conspiracy	Noun	UNKNOWN	4196	2	Even worse, for him to be out here fetching her, there was likely a conspiracy inside.
98	medium	Noun	UNKNOWN	4197	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.
99	grabby	Adjective	UNKNOWN	4198	2	But he was a letch, a drooling, grabby slob, who took it personally when Jill refused his advances.
100	uniform	Noun	UNKNOWN	4199	2	Soon, goblin scouts were about him, walking through the trees, talking in their whining voices, complaining about this or that, about the fit of their uniforms or some particularly nasty commander who talked more with his whip than his voice.
101	lass	Noun	UNKNOWN	4200	2	"Calm, lass," Presso said, patting his hand in the air.