booking/the-demon-awakens/beginner/raws/the-demon-awakens-beginner-words-part-19.csv

1	lemma	pos	cefr_level	coverage_rank	global_frequency	context_sentence	context_sentence_zh	definition_zh
2	disappoint	Verb	UNKNOWN	1801	8	Thagraine's face as he glanced Avelyn's way showed that he was disappointed; that alone clued Avelyn in to the fact that Pellimar had slipped.
3	drag	Verb	UNKNOWN	1802	8	Seconds, minutes, and hours seemed to drag on endlessly, and yet, at the same time, once the weeks had passed, it seemed as if they had flown away.
4	valuable	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1803	8	Avelyn then went to the other end of the room and pocketed a valuable emerald, not an enchanted one, but one used as an example of a particular cut, and then he, bade the guard to follow him - and quickly, since the use of the hematite was draining the monk and Siherton's spirit was nearby, trying, Avelyn knew, to find some route back to its body.
5	kin	Noun	UNKNOWN	1804	8	He hesitated; were these goblins responsible for what their kin had done to Elbryan's home?
6	flying	Noun	UNKNOWN	1805	8	Immediately the mob rolled in around them, for all the Howling Sheila was flying fists and breaking chairs.
7	torn	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1806	8	Not a sound came from about the beast as, clothing and all, the dactyl devoured the torn skin of Gothra.
8	wedding	Noun	UNKNOWN	1807	8	How much more could she have hoped for above the wedding in Palmaris?
9	approaching	Noun	UNKNOWN	1808	8	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.
10	pin	Verb	UNKNOWN	1809	8	Jill rolled away immediately, falling to the side, grabbing at the release pin and pulling hard.
11	log	Noun	UNKNOWN	1810	8	Empty logs, gray with ash, stretched away in the gloom.
12	instrument	Noun	UNKNOWN	1811	8	The man would be reduced to an instrument of destruction, Avelyn's destruction.
13	archer	Noun	UNKNOWN	1812	8	Jill worked to get behind the boat, to use it as a barrier against the powrie archers on the deck.
14	telltale	Noun	UNKNOWN	1813	8	The monk had shed his telltale brown robe in favor of the more normal dress of a villager.
15	slice	Verb	UNKNOWN	1814	8	Fiery rocks streaked down before the cave entrance, slicing holes in the wide leaves of trees and bushes.
16	owe	Verb	UNKNOWN	1815	8	The one the elves had named Nightbird had to give himself an honest answer; he owed that much, at least, to Belli'mar Juraviel.
17	missile	Noun	UNKNOWN	1816	8	Concentrate your missiles on the giants pulling the front catapult.
18	guidance	Noun	UNKNOWN	1817	8	Pony looked at Elbryan for guidance, but the man was past reasoning, slumping once again into blackness.
19	elite	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1818	8	If one invasion came every five hundred years the Coastpoint Guards, the elite of the elite, must be prepared for it!
20	puff	Noun	UNKNOWN	1819	8	The man puffed out his chest and glared hard at the ranger.
21	usher	Verb	UNKNOWN	1820	8	Dark, too, is the journey for those men and women I leave behind, who will continue the fight while ushering their more helpless kin to a safer place - if one can ever be found.
22	defensively	Adverb	UNKNOWN	1821	8	He wore only a loincloth and stood defensively, shoulders hunched, arms crossed to cover his belly and loins.
23	rip	PastTense	UNKNOWN	1822	8	Waves of searing agony ripped through Paulson.
24	muse	Gerund	UNKNOWN	1823	8	Elbryan slumped back in the chair, musing over his own words.
25	trample	Verb	UNKNOWN	1824	8	If the stallion now bolted forward suddenly, trampling the monk into the earth, Elbryan would not be surprised.
26	solidly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	1825	8	The arrow hit solidly, denting the armor plate and driving through, but not so deep as to cause any serious wound.
27	mightily	Adverb	UNKNOWN	1826	8	and swept it across mightily, smashing in the side of Brother Justice's face.
28	breastplate	Noun	UNKNOWN	1827	8	Finally, Elbryan found that crease between breastplate and girdle, mentally marking the spot.
29	ominous	Adjective	C1	1828	8	Then Avelyn eyed Tol squarely, matching the man's ominous expression with one of pure excitement.
30	forget	Verb	A2	1829	7	She remembered him as if she had never forgotten him, remembered their talks and walks, remembered their friendship, and more than that.
31	birth	Noun	B1	1830	7	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.
32	prevent	Verb	B1	1831	7	Brother Justice grabbed hard onto the staff with both hands, as much to support himself as to prevent any attacks.
33	success	Noun	B1	1832	7	He exalted in their successes as much as in his own.
34	punish	Verb	B1	1833	7	Then, with none evident, the fiend came straight for Avelyn, thinking to punish, to tear and to kill.
35	harm	Noun	B1	1834	7	Another prank, another cruelty, as with the bear, will bring you more harm than this, I promise.
36	innocent	Adjective	B1	1835	7	Mere-Abelle, since that innocent time before he had learned the truth of the Abellican Order.
37	flex	PastTense	UNKNOWN	1836	7	By sheer will and brute strength, the dactyl flexed its wings.
38	brow	Noun	UNKNOWN	1837	7	Elbryan, thinking Bradwarden to be referring to the elves, crinkled his brow incredulously.
39	willpower	Noun	UNKNOWN	1838	7	It took considerable willpower for Brother Justice, his blood so hot for the kill, to turn away for the door.
40	thunderous	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1839	7	Elbryan shook his head and smiled - all the wider when Bradwarden belched again, a great, thunderous burp.
41	steam	Noun	UNKNOWN	1840	7	And when he slipped back beside the tenth and last basket, he saw steam still rising from his tea.
42	goblins	Verb	UNKNOWN	1841	7	Several frightened men ran right over its back as it tumbled, a horde of shrieking goblins close on their heels.
43	gloom	Noun	UNKNOWN	1842	7	The room darkened even more as the sun moved westward, but Elbryan, his eyes long past the gloom, didn't notice.
44	fare	Verb	UNKNOWN	1843	7	Let the younger boys and girls see him then, and afford him the respect he deserved, and let the older men see that the village, under his watchful eye, had fared well in their absence.
45	prefer	Verb	UNKNOWN	1844	7	The majority of Tinson's residents slept the day through, preferring the revelry of the night.
46	mane	Noun	UNKNOWN	1845	7	Pony tugged hard on her mare's mane, turning the horse when she saw the behemoth moving to intercept.
47	jealousy	Noun	UNKNOWN	1846	7	By the beginning of the third year, the level of jealousy among the four began to rise noticeably.
48	distract	Verb	UNKNOWN	1847	7	Elbryan was glad that the distracted girl had not noticed his own shade of red.
49	breathlessly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	1848	7	"Punishment?" Quintall echoed breathlessly.
50	ponder	Noun	UNKNOWN	1849	7	Unless, Elbryan pondered, another would-be ranger had been brought in.
51	reflection	Singular	UNKNOWN	1850	7	Something was there, a reflection of a man, perhaps.
52	await	Verb	UNKNOWN	1851	7	The reception awaiting the three returned monks inside the abbey was more in tune with what they had been expecting.
53	corral	Noun	UNKNOWN	1852	7	There was an old, broken-down fence on the northern edge of town, formerly a corral, Jill realized, and beyond it was the slope.
54	mounting	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1853	7	The starkness of the scene from this vantage point, in this mounting light, amazed the companions.
55	troop	Noun	UNKNOWN	1854	7	Jill ordered her troop to filter about, then went to see the man behind the serving bar.
56	rim	Noun	UNKNOWN	1855	7	The patrols began that day, with a score and five youngsters walking the rim of the bowl-shaped vale that held Dundalis.
57	freeze	Verb	UNKNOWN	1856	7	The startled, almost feral, reaction of the hunters froze Elbryan in his tracks and sent Pony ducking for cover.
58	lung	Noun	UNKNOWN	1857	7	The dog's legs splayed wide; it gave one yelp, then lay still, its back broken, its lungs collapsing.
59	straightforward	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1858	7	Jill wasn't sure that they should move in so straightforward a manner against the friar.
60	envision	Verb	UNKNOWN	1859	7	Elbryan savored every word, envisioning the battle clearly.
61	panic	Noun	UNKNOWN	1860	7	Soothing sounds, and that made defiant Elbryan panic even more.
62	mob	Noun	UNKNOWN	1861	7	The younger children came out in a mob, swarming around the older pair.
63	inland	Noun	UNKNOWN	1862	7	One army will march south, the other west, inland, until they join at the very gates of Ursal!
64	process	Noun	UNKNOWN	1863	7	All three monks knew the process, and knew each stone, except for that amethyst.
65	rumor	Noun	UNKNOWN	1864	7	Journeys into the wide, vast ocean were extremely rare, and rumors told of a madness that often grabbed at a crew.
66	service	Noun	UNKNOWN	1865	7	All his life, he had wanted to live in service to God; all his life he had dreamed of this day.
67	shut	Verb	UNKNOWN	1866	7	The huge stone gates of St.-Mere-Abelle slammed shut with a resounding crash that jolted Annalisa Desbris violently.
68	emotional	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1867	7	Piled in the emotional jumble were Elbryan's mixed feelings concerning the elves.
69	comprehend	Verb	B2	1868	7	Avelyn had never seen a place so huge, could not comprehend the effort that had been expended to put this hall together.
70	jacket	Noun	UNKNOWN	1869	7	Along one wall stood a gigantic statue, fifteen feet or more, dressed in a heavy leather jacket, trimmed in fur and set with spiked metal plates and heavy iron rings.
71	noted	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1870	7	From his vantage point, the ranger noted, too, that a bar was in place across the one door.
72	martial	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1871	7	The short, stocky man went at the martial training as eagerly as Avelyn went at the nighttime studies.
73	distraction	Singular	UNKNOWN	1872	7	To Avelyn, it was more of a distraction than anything else.
74	tire	Verb	UNKNOWN	1873	7	Avelyn also noted that his three monk companions, apparently tiring of Dansally, visited her far less often.
75	vital	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1874	7	The mission was vital, true enough, the greatest moment in seven generations.
76	boredom	Noun	UNKNOWN	1875	7	Perhaps it was the boredom, the heat, or the tasteless provisions, but the crew grew increasingly uneasy, even hostile.
77	messenger	Noun	UNKNOWN	1876	7	Master Jojonah hadn't even conversed with the messenger.
78	chieftain	Noun	UNKNOWN	1877	7	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.
79	trembling	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1878	7	Elbryan pulled back his trembling hand, staring wide-eyed at the bright blood that now covered it.
80	squash	Verb	UNKNOWN	1879	7	At that horrible moment, the monster had been lifting its club to squash Elbryan; now it was dead.
81	engage	Verb	UNKNOWN	1880	7	The soldiers of Pireth Tulme engaged in the revelry, the pleasures of the flesh, to avoid noticing their empty souls.
82	skull	Noun	UNKNOWN	1881	7	The massive skull cracked with a tremendous sound and the giant slumped to the floor.
83	churn	Gerund	UNKNOWN	1882	7	Elbryan felt his guts churning and labored for his breath.
84	consciously	Adverb	UNKNOWN	1883	7	Avelyn took a deep breath, consciously keeping his eyes from the eager gazes of the onlookers.
85	sob	Noun	UNKNOWN	1884	7	Still the tears came; every so often his even tone was broken by a sniffle or a sob.
86	organized	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1885	7	There were no lines of defense anymore, no organized pockets of resistance.
87	ankle	Noun	UNKNOWN	1886	7	The group looked up to the elf, resting easily, his legs crossed at the ankles, feet dangling a few.
88	hack	Verb	UNKNOWN	1887	7	Then she went at the line ferociously, hacking and chopping, chipping her sword from one ill-aimed blow, the blade ringing off the stone wall.
89	hoot	Verb	UNKNOWN	1888	7	And Elbryan heard hoots from behind him and knew the other four goblins were on the way.
90	logic	Noun	UNKNOWN	1889	7	He was beyond grief, beyond logic, with no tears to cry.
91	slab	Noun	UNKNOWN	1890	7	Olwan had used large slabs for the base, and, as Pony suspected, the house hadn't completely settled.
92	rib	Noun	UNKNOWN	1891	7	Jill retreated immediately, but got stung on the ribs, her breath blasted away.
93	backtrack	Gerund	UNKNOWN	1892	7	Elbryan paused for a long while, backtracking the conversation; considering the options.
94	tap	PastTense	UNKNOWN	1893	7	The centaur tapped one powrie on the head, then scooped up the dazed dwarf and dropped it into a sack.
95	jerk	Gerund	UNKNOWN	1894	7	Then it jerked suddenly and its straight run shifted to the diagonal.
96	fan	Noun	UNKNOWN	1895	7	No powrie would dare go into the water to try and untangle the netted fan with frenzied sharks so close.
97	hawkish	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1896	7	Then she felt as if she was falling, looked into the face of a hawkish man who was falling beside her.
98	admiration	Singular	UNKNOWN	1897	7	Juraviel responded with a nod of his own, but his admiration was sincere.
99	ocean	Noun	UNKNOWN	1898	7	Journeys into the wide, vast ocean were extremely rare, and rumors told of a madness that often grabbed at a crew.
100	favor	Verb	UNKNOWN	1899	7	The monk had shed his telltale brown robe in favor of the more normal dress of a villager.
101	belief	Noun	UNKNOWN	1900	7	Faith heeded no proof - indeed the very value of faith was loyalty to beliefs without proof!