booking/the-demon-awakens/beginner/raws/the-demon-awakens-beginner-words-part-13.csv

1	lemma	pos	cefr_level	coverage_rank	global_frequency	context_sentence	context_sentence_zh	definition_zh
2	strain	Noun	UNKNOWN	1201	13	The ruby was thrumming in his hand, its magic intense and straining for release.
3	guilt	Noun	UNKNOWN	1202	13	But she could not deny the tears, and the guilt and the pain.
4	breast	Noun	UNKNOWN	1203	13	Graevis used to wrestle with her; had helped her to mature her fighting skills, but once those breasts had swelled, the man stayed away.
5	hilt	Noun	UNKNOWN	1204	13	Elbryan clutched the sword hilt so hard his knuckles whitened.
6	sing	Verb	UNKNOWN	1205	13	Then the centaur was beside Elbryan, singing at the top of his voice, running goblins down and clubbing goblins down.
7	feather	Noun	UNKNOWN	1206	13	Up came Hawkwing; three feathers separated.
8	opponent	Noun	UNKNOWN	1207	13	The monk stared at his wounded hand, and at his opponent, so much more solid than it appeared!
9	confidence	Singular	UNKNOWN	1208	13	With another deep and steadying breath, his confidence in the stone growing, Avelyn walked out across the dark waters, his feet barely making the slightest depression on the rolling surface.
10	farther	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1209	13	Elbryan meant to stop there, but a movement farther to the south along the trail caught his attention.
11	wander	Verb	UNKNOWN	1210	13	Often I sit and stare at the stars, wondering, wandering.
12	pure	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1211	13	I knew the purest contemplation, the release of physical boundaries, the brotherhood with all the universe.
13	enchanted	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1212	13	The notion of going out from the enchanted valley, perhaps of walking with his own kind again, scared him.
14	trip	Noun	UNKNOWN	1213	13	Was Tuntun right in asserting that this trip was a waste of time?
15	badly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	1214	13	He was dirty and gray, his hair cropped short and badly trimmed, and his beard untended.
16	wary	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1215	13	The elf was too quick and wary for that.
17	hip	Noun	UNKNOWN	1216	13	Out came a straight thrust of the spike; Elbryan turned his hips and skittered back.
18	gulf	Noun	UNKNOWN	1217	13	Land was out of sight again as the Windrunner cut a direct course across the gulf to All Saints Bay.
19	sailor	Noun	UNKNOWN	1218	13	They put into Freeport only briefly, with but a handful of sailors going ashore in the boat.
20	pitch	PastTense	UNKNOWN	1219	13	The barrage intensified, more pitch, great heavy stones, and giant ballista bolts battering the ill-fated craft.
21	shot	Noun	UNKNOWN	1220	13	Up came Hawkwing, and two shots later, the immediate threat was ended.
22	supply	Noun	UNKNOWN	1221	13	Finally, he and Thagraine, carrying their supplies, slipped down the rope off the side of the Windrunner into the boat, Pimaninicuit looming large before them.
23	townsfolk	Noun	UNKNOWN	1222	13	The other three townsfolk joined in the laughter, more than willing to do so at Elbryan's expense.
24	burning	Noun	UNKNOWN	1223	13	As if on cue, the burning catapult creaked again and slanted over farther.
25	mention	Verb	B1	1224	12	Father Abbot Markwart had pointedly mentioned that there were no ships in; Avelyn knew where he was supposed to go.
26	safe	Adjective	B1	1225	12	Elbryan watched for a moment, confident that the woman and boy would be safe enough with Symphony carrying them.
27	damage	Noun	B1	1226	12	And the amount of damage to the house was remarkable.
28	challenge	Noun	B1	1227	12	Jilly was a challenge he had not before faced and one he was determined to overcome.
29	corporeal	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1228	12	The tangible, corporeal body felt good to the wandering spirit.
30	cord	Verb	UNKNOWN	1229	12	The ranger started to leap over the suddenly taut, suddenly moving, cord, but only made it halfway.
31	strand	Noun	UNKNOWN	1230	12	More arrows whistled past, each trailing a strand, each tightening the web about Elbryan, holding him from his meal.
32	hue	Noun	UNKNOWN	1231	12	The texture of its skin was rough and thick, an armored hide, reddish in hue and shiny, as if lit by its own inner glow.
33	diminutive	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1232	12	Instead of sizing up the diminutive creature as a potential enemy now, he regarded it in a different light.
34	ally	Noun	UNKNOWN	1233	12	A line of drool hung low from the dactyl's mouth as it considered its former and future allies, its army of woe.
35	midst	Noun	UNKNOWN	1234	12	To their midst the rider, Nightbird the Ranger,
36	rider	Noun	UNKNOWN	1235	12	The stampede came to a skidding halt, the wild horses accepting riders, villagers.
37	fumble	Gerund	UNKNOWN	1236	12	Avelyn rolled off the cot and fumbled with his flint and steel, finally getting the candle lit.
38	layer	Noun	UNKNOWN	1237	12	Elbryan cocked his head and ran a hand through his thick layers of straight, light brown hair.
39	waist	Noun	UNKNOWN	1238	12	And well mannered and up to his waist in the gold, too.
40	stunned	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1239	12	Pony chanced to look back to the south, and she stopped, stunned and smiling, and pointing to the night sky.
41	grumble	Verb	UNKNOWN	1240	12	That backed them off, though they continued grumbling.
42	reality	Noun	UNKNOWN	1241	12	Avelyn tried not to think of the reality of his position as the tower walls slipped past his descending form.
43	moss	Noun	UNKNOWN	1242	12	In many places, the caribou moss was even deeper than his knees!
44	count	Verb	UNKNOWN	1243	12	Avelyn rushed past the approaching group, muttering something about speaking with them soon, then ran about the room, taking a mental count of those in attendance.
45	logical	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1244	12	It seemed logical enough to Pony, so she.
46	pas	Noun	UNKNOWN	1245	12	Pony dared to reach out then; the connection was too strong to let the moment pass.
47	mug	Noun	UNKNOWN	1246	12	Immediately a pair of mugs came up into the air from the side of the room.
48	bulk	Noun	UNKNOWN	1247	12	This was the bulk of his physical training now, not sparring but gaining a memory of the movements within his muscles.
49	bond	Noun	UNKNOWN	1248	12	Siherton maintained his tight bond with Quintall and lobbied for the younger man to be included - as Thagraine's replacement and not Avelyn's.
50	fearful	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1249	12	Avelyn dropped his gaze once more, fearful of discipline should he be caught peeking out from under his hood.
51	jolt	Verb	UNKNOWN	1250	12	The huge stone gates of St.-Mere-Abelle slammed shut with a resounding crash that jolted Annalisa Desbris violently.
52	massive	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1251	12	Twin rows of massive columns, each carved into the likeness of a giant warrior, lined the room.
53	magnificent	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1252	12	Symphony had gone perfectly still, his head raised high, his magnificent, muscled chest presented openly to the two men.
54	potential	Noun	B2	1253	12	Instead of sizing up the diminutive creature as a potential enemy now, he regarded it in a different light.
55	reputation	Singular	UNKNOWN	1254	12	Elbryan nodded; he had heard of the fierce powries and their reputation for destroying human ships.
56	patch	Verb	UNKNOWN	1255	12	Parting one patch of reeds, the boy found his first stone of the day, bobbing low in the water.
57	treat	Verb	UNKNOWN	1256	12	Elbryan and his friends were not being left out this time, were not being treated as mere children.
58	information	Noun	UNKNOWN	1257	12	Avelyn hesitated for a moment, trying to digest the newest information.
59	overlook	Verb	UNKNOWN	1258	12	There are several small caves on the backside of that slope, overlooking the wide vale.
60	reasoning	Noun	UNKNOWN	1259	12	Juraviel nodded and seemed pleased by the perceptive reasoning.
61	standard	Noun	UNKNOWN	1260	12	Was Avelyn, perhaps, a higher standard, a shadowy mirror, held up before all the monks of St.-Mere-Abelle, a testament of true faith that seemed so rare in these times, even in the holy abbey?
62	direct	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1261	12	The dactyl could not take direct credit, but that mattered little.
63	stun	Verb	UNKNOWN	1262	12	Elbryan and Pony were stunned and terrified for many seconds.
64	terror	Noun	UNKNOWN	1263	12	Pony came to know that it was not simple terror and grief that had forced her to bury those awful images, but guilt.
65	blind	Verb	UNKNOWN	1264	12	Pony ran on desperately, blinded by tears.
66	determination	Singular	UNKNOWN	1265	12	With a grimace of determination, Elbryan halved the distance to his foe.
67	flail	Gerund	UNKNOWN	1266	12	Pony spun and jumped on it, flailing wildly with both fists, kicking and kneeing viciously.
68	inspect	Verb	UNKNOWN	1267	12	The older boy moved quickly to inspect the wound, forcing Carley's hands away.
69	shirt	Noun	UNKNOWN	1268	12	Jill watched helplessly as he tore open his shirt, leaving it back on his shoulders, then squirmed out of his pants.
70	diminish	Verb	UNKNOWN	1269	12	How much that notion diminished the sacrifice of Thagraine and Pellimar, of the Windrunner's crew and of Dansally!
71	wet	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1270	12	The young man shifted to a sitting position and sagged on the wet ground.
72	earth	Noun	UNKNOWN	1271	12	All advantage was lost as the young man stumbled, the loose earth slipping out from under his foot.
73	dazed	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1272	12	Confused and dazed, Elbryan staggered to his feet.
74	deflect	Infinitive	UNKNOWN	1273	12	Elbryan waited until the last possible moment, then flashed Hawkwing across in front of him, deflecting the spear.
75	quiver	Verb	UNKNOWN	1274	12	The fleshless thing fell quivering, dying, to the ground.
76	incredulously	Adverb	UNKNOWN	1275	12	Elbryan, thinking Bradwarden to be referring to the elves, crinkled his brow incredulously.
77	straighten	Verb	UNKNOWN	1276	12	Cat backed away, glanced over her shoulder, and straightened her dress.
78	root	Verb	UNKNOWN	1277	12	Paulson was caught; he tripped over an exposed root and went facedown into the mud and slush.
79	exhaust	Verb	UNKNOWN	1278	12	That night, Avelyn retired to his room, thoroughly exhausted, both emotionally and physically.
80	double	Verb	UNKNOWN	1279	12	You have lost all, so it seems, and have more than doubled your size.
81	swallow	Verb	UNKNOWN	1280	12	Avelyn swallowed hard, trying to discern his best response.
82	belong	Verb	UNKNOWN	1281	12	I love Caer'alfar, and all of this valley, but here I do not belong.
83	rid	Verb	UNKNOWN	1282	12	The monk was soon again back on the road, riding steadily and making a general course to the north.
84	bush	Noun	UNKNOWN	1283	12	Elbryan made his way from tree to tree, to bush and to the back of hills, moving ever closer to the great army.
85	melodic	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1284	12	Finally Juraviel's melodic voice broke the tension.
86	properly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	1285	12	By mid-afternoon, Elbryan knew he was defeated, knew he could not hope to properly bury all the corpses.
87	turquoise	Noun	UNKNOWN	1286	12	Avelyn nodded, not doubting the power of the turquoise.
88	huddle	Verb	UNKNOWN	1287	12	Still the pair huddled near the edge of the cave, looking for some sign.
89	jewel	Noun	UNKNOWN	1288	12	Avelyn nodded and reached out for the jewel, too stunned to fully appreciate the gravity in the old man's voice.
90	surface	Noun	UNKNOWN	1289	12	The dwarf would not find the surface ever again.
91	fog	Noun	UNKNOWN	1290	12	The hole opened in the middle of the fog that covered the elven valley, showing the deep blue sky.
92	furiously	Adverb	UNKNOWN	1291	12	His heart was racing, blood pumping furiously.
93	agreement	Noun	UNKNOWN	1292	12	The other two nodded their agreement, for Allarbarnet, a wandering monk of St.
94	mud	Noun	UNKNOWN	1293	12	The cold mud squishing through his toes felt good, at least.
95	trough	Noun	UNKNOWN	1294	12	Carefully placing the basket at last at the trough, the boy then sprinted full out the half mile back to the bog.
96	swiftly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	1295	12	Juraviel turned on Elbryan swiftly and suddenly, wings lifting the elf into a short hop.
97	clothing	Noun	UNKNOWN	1296	12	Even the vivid, bright colors of the clothing of Entel's inhabitants struck the four as unusual.
98	net	Verb	UNKNOWN	1297	12	Quintall tossed the net into the water, and Thagraine went in right behind it, taking hold.
99	stranger	Noun	UNKNOWN	1298	12	The group turned as one to regard the stranger.
100	entertain	Verb	UNKNOWN	1299	12	Elbryan gave a smile and shook his head, entertained, as usual by the complex man.
101	immediate	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1300	12	Up came Hawkwing, and two shots later, the immediate threat was ended.