booking/the-demon-awakens/beginner/raws/the-demon-awakens-beginner-words-part-25.csv

1	lemma	pos	cefr_level	coverage_rank	global_frequency	context_sentence	context_sentence_zh	definition_zh
2	blaze	Verb	UNKNOWN	2401	5	In the Way the hearth was always blazing, the beds were always soft, and the song was always loud.
3	aware	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2402	5	Elbryan was all too aware of that grim fact.
4	rump	Noun	UNKNOWN	2403	5	She stopped short when the winker gave her rump a solid slap, and she stood there, suffering their laughter.
5	truthfully	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2404	5	She knew that Graevis spoke truthfully; she, and not the patrons, was in control in here.
6	breathless	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2405	5	Quintall and Thagraine came up breathless after setting the net in place.
7	intelligence	Singular	UNKNOWN	2406	5	Only then did Elbryan truly appreciate the intelligence of the animal, filtered through a different perspective, perhaps, but no less intense than his own.
8	account	Noun	UNKNOWN	2407	5	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.
9	fantasy	Noun	UNKNOWN	2408	5	Avelyn knew the absurdity of his fantasy, of course.
10	respective	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2409	5	They were two feet apart as each burrowed into its respective goblin, dropping the creatures where they stood.
11	replacement	Noun	UNKNOWN	2410	5	Sea journeys were not considered safe in God's Year 821, the year of the stone showers, and replacements might become necessary.
12	anticipation	Singular	UNKNOWN	2411	5	The first three months of God's Year 821 were dull of excitement and anticipation throughout St.-Mere-Abelle.
13	equinox	Noun	UNKNOWN	2412	5	As Bafway, the third month, whose end marked the spring equinox, neared, the whispers became a contest to see who might first spot the square sails of the chartered ship.
14	contest	Noun	UNKNOWN	2413	5	Perhaps this was to be a test of his body against the dactyl's, a contest of physical strength.
15	favorable	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2414	5	Resupplied, the Windrunner put out the next day, sails full of wind with a favorable tide, sailing fast to the south.
16	paramount	Noun	UNKNOWN	2415	5	To Jill, their mission seemed paramount, a stoic existence protecting the welfare of all the kingdom.
17	member	Noun	UNKNOWN	2416	5	To see other members of his order acting so ...
18	amuse	Verb	UNKNOWN	2417	5	The four crewmen of the Windrunner's boat, which was bouncing noisily against the wooden dock, sat through it all with smirking faces, thoroughly amused and certainly not impressed.
19	finding	Noun	UNKNOWN	2418	5	The deer was having little trouble finding grass through the spotty layer of snow, and its treasurelike find had it, perhaps, a little less alert than usual.
20	scent	Noun	UNKNOWN	2419	5	He smelled the scent of deer on her fingers.
21	derisively	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2420	5	He and Juraviel continued their conversation until Tuntun walked by, eyeing Elbryan derisively and tapping her smooth cheek and chin.
22	anticipate	Verb	UNKNOWN	2421	5	The ranger came round as if he would launch a horizontal swipe, but he recognized the move was anticipated: the burly man's axe was up to block.
23	widespread	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2422	5	The elf went into a headlong roll, right between the young man's widespread legs, came up to his feet behind the yelling and turning Elbryan, and reversed his momentum, stabbing both his poles back.
24	whirl	Gerund	UNKNOWN	2423	5	Avelyn's thoughts whirled, too confusing a jumble for him to utter even a sound of protest.
25	error	Noun	UNKNOWN	2424	5	For a moment, I admit, I even held fast a fantasy that my memory of the destruction, of the carnage, was in error.
26	style	Noun	UNKNOWN	2425	5	At first, Jill thought the new warder more her style, a stickler for detail and duty.
27	embarrassed	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2426	5	And she was not ashamed, not embarrassed, and no black wings of horrors past swept up about her.
28	plain	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2427	5	The young woman was undeniably beautiful, even in her plain barmaid's dress.
29	comply	Verb	UNKNOWN	2428	5	Grady was more than willing to comply, practically shoving Cat right onto the man's lap.
30	court	Verb	UNKNOWN	2429	5	Of course, he had no intention of allowing any court.
31	laughing	Noun	UNKNOWN	2430	5	Again came the heartfelt laugh, and this time, despite herself, Cat found herself laughing with Connor.
32	nobleman	Noun	UNKNOWN	2431	5	If she was set up with a nobleman, the gain fox Grady would be twofold.
33	brightly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2432	5	Pony looked helplessly at her diamond, then wondered if she could make the light shine so brightly that this creature of darkness could not withstand it.
34	comfortable	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2433	5	The pair met day after day, each time growing more comfortable.
35	beloved	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2434	5	And the southland will be warned by Pony, my beloved, returned to me and flying fist across the miles upon Symphony.
36	price	Noun	UNKNOWN	2435	5	And yet she couldn't ignore the advances of handsome Connor Bildeborough, not at the price of breaking Pettibwa's heart.
37	mesmerize	Verb	UNKNOWN	2436	5	The next powrie coming out saw its sparkle and, mesmerized, reached for it.
38	purely	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2437	5	Then, guided purely by his survival instinct, Avelyn curled his legs under him and came up fast.
39	busy	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2438	5	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.
40	transport	Verb	UNKNOWN	2439	5	Given the powers of hematite, might this have been some transport for Quintall's soul?
41	absurd	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2440	5	On another note, Avelyn could not help but laugh at the absurd, useless treasure that lay strewn all about him.
42	lovemaking	Gerund	UNKNOWN	2441	5	And now these two fellow brothers were comparing her lovemaking techniques!
43	fell	Verb	UNKNOWN	2442	5	Not wanting to continue the struggle, Avelyn was up and walking fast before the felled monk could respond.
44	mischievous	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2443	5	She knew that she had had many friends, coconspirators in one grand and mischievous scheme after another.
45	treacherous	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2444	5	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.
46	akin	Verb	UNKNOWN	2445	5	Avelyn realized then that an attempt at possession was akin to fighting an enemy on his home ground.
47	crinkle	Verb	UNKNOWN	2446	5	Connor backed off almost immediately, his face crinkled in confusion.
48	rumble	Noun	UNKNOWN	2447	5	The goblins and their giant escort moved along slowly but steadily, and soon after, Elbryan and his companions heard the rumble of the war engines, the grunts of the towing giants.
49	tis	Noun	UNKNOWN	2448	5	And know 'tis time to die.
50	perceptive	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2449	5	Juraviel nodded and seemed pleased by the perceptive reasoning.
51	protector	Noun	UNKNOWN	2450	5	father to these people, as their trusted protector.
52	evidence	Singular	UNKNOWN	2451	5	Even without the very prominent evidence that she could defend herself, Jill believed that Presso would not try anything.
53	combatant	Noun	UNKNOWN	2452	5	Tuntun flew away, back up toward the combatants, her slender daggers in hand, both dripping magma from Quintall's eyes.
54	mountainous	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2453	5	Elbryan and Pony were coming down the northwestern face of the mountainous barrier when dawn broke over the Barbacan.
55	wed	Verb	UNKNOWN	2454	5	Would Pony and I be wed, perhaps with children?
56	sweeping	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2455	5	With a single sweeping left hook, Avelyn laid the big man low.
57	agonize	Verb	UNKNOWN	2456	5	In her mind, she heard a scream, agonized.
58	coursed	Noun	UNKNOWN	2457	5	A shudder coursed down Avelyn's spine.
59	lookout	Noun	UNKNOWN	2458	5	One thrown rope splashed right near Avelyn, but understanding the frantic lookout and the newest danger, he refused it, turning about for Quintall and Pellimar.
60	filling	Noun	UNKNOWN	2459	5	The Windrunner veered hard to port, sails filling and pushing the square-rigged caravel on with tremendous speed.
61	construct	Verb	UNKNOWN	2460	5	A new wharf had been constructed, reaching far enough out into the bay so that the Windrunner could dock.
62	critical	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2461	5	Adjonas knew he was at a critical point here.
63	fin	Noun	UNKNOWN	2462	5	A second, smaller dorsal fin joined the first in its tightening ring.
64	gurgle	Verb	UNKNOWN	2463	5	A flick of the monk's wrist sent a silver item flying and from within the deeper chamber came a gurgled groan.
65	burden	Noun	B2	2464	5	Relieve your mind of the burden, then decide, my friend.
66	unlikely	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2465	5	A wicked grin widened on the captain's face; he decided to test that unlikely truce.
67	resting	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2466	5	Soon after, the man was resting as comfortably as possible, and Avelyn left the room.
68	sacrifice	Verb	UNKNOWN	2467	5	Avelyn agreed and he would sacrifice his own life for the good of the voyage.
69	undeniable	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2468	5	Along with the realization came an undeniable sense of intrigue, however, and so the ranger agreed.
70	sand	Noun	UNKNOWN	2469	5	Thagraine was out and running as soon as the small boat brushed its bottom on the black sands of the island beach.
71	returned	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2470	5	And the southland will be warned by Pony, my beloved, returned to me and flying fist across the miles upon Symphony.
72	tenet	Noun	UNKNOWN	2471	5	Quintall's concepts of right and wrong, of duty and punishment, have been systematically replaced by the tenets given him at times of reward.
73	terribly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2472	5	The ranger heard them long before he caught sight of them, laughing and singing terribly off-key, though the voices were surely human, as he had suspected.
74	barrage	Noun	UNKNOWN	2473	5	The barrage intensified, more pitch, great heavy stones, and giant ballista bolts battering the ill-fated craft.
75	revelry	Noun	UNKNOWN	2474	5	The majority of Tinson's residents slept the day through, preferring the revelry of the night.
76	continually	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2475	5	But Jill had settled into a routine here, akin to the continually gloomy season.
77	missing	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2476	5	With a growl, proud Elbryan put up his bow and let fly, missing everything this time.
78	deftly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	2477	5	The powrie immediately reversed direction, deftly turning about on the rope with sure, strong grips.
79	plummet	Verb	UNKNOWN	2478	5	Then he was floating, Siherton continuing to plummet.
80	contain	Verb	UNKNOWN	2479	5	But Avelyn's expression of joy, of victory, was short-lived, for the stone could not contain such energy, and it threw it out, dispersed as green smoke into the air, the sheer force of the expulsion throwing Elbryan and Avelyn backward into Pony and Bradwarden, the resulting smoke filling the corridor.
81	pedestal	Noun	UNKNOWN	2480	5	Elbryan quickly set the mirror on the pedestal, leaning it against the back wall of the cave, and opened his chair; placing it before the mirror, as instructed.
82	entry	Noun	UNKNOWN	2481	5	Had her disaster with Connor Bildeborough destroyed the man's attempts at entry into the high society?
83	visage	Noun	UNKNOWN	2482	5	Bradwarden's hardened visage fast softened under the ranger's plaintive look.
84	merciful	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2483	5	But Connor had been merciful, and ever was Abbot Dobrinion long on forgiveness.
85	wipe	Verb	UNKNOWN	2484	5	Gofflaw snorted and wiped a greasy hand down the front of his own red jacket.
86	grit	Verb	UNKNOWN	2485	5	But Elbryan held no such sympathy for powries, and so he shifted the angle of the bow just a bit, gritted his teeth, and let fly, the arrow whipping across the twenty feet, unerringly, so he thought.
87	bowyer	Noun	UNKNOWN	2486	5	This would be Joycenevial's first human task since Mather, and, since the bowyer was aged even by elven standards, most likely his last.
88	gleaming	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2487	5	Elbryan stared hard at the lines of gleaming metal.
89	triangular	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2488	5	Juraviel also brought with him a light green triangular huntsmen's cap, which Elbryan accepted with a confused shrug.
90	rouse	Verb	UNKNOWN	2489	5	The shift came dramatically, unexpectedly, when Elbryan was roused from his bed one blustery Toumanay night by Juraviel and Tuntun.
91	actual	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2490	5	Still, the details of that past existence escaped her, as did the actual names, though many of the faces returned.
92	trailing	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2491	5	Avelyn crouched behind a tree, barely ten feet from the side of the trailing catapult.
93	intended	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2492	5	Back left, back right, each time the angle shifting to defeat the intended attack.
94	birch	Noun	UNKNOWN	2493	5	Elbryan recognized the black, sappy poison, a pain - inducing product of a rare black birch tree.
95	useful	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2494	5	It was merely a diamond chip, useful for saving the candles and oil on long journeys.
96	rot	Verb	UNKNOWN	2495	5	He could smell the rot there: the earth itself was tainted from the fiend's presence.
97	wither	Verb	UNKNOWN	2496	5	Branches had been tossed all about for camouflage, but many of these had already withered, their dry and brown leaves a telltale sign.
98	seize	Verb	UNKNOWN	2497	5	As fortune would have it, the dagger went straight up, and Elbryan seized it, catching it by the tip.
99	fateful	Adjective	UNKNOWN	2498	5	I love her, Uncle Mather, as I loved her that fateful day on the ridge above our home.
100	bracer	Noun	UNKNOWN	2499	5	Then Avelyn saw the reason, saw clearly the powrie's studded bracers, glowing fiercely with enchantment.
101	treachery	Noun	UNKNOWN	2500	5	Among the three evil races, none had earned any reputation of loyalty or honor, but now, with the bracers, the dactyl could hold faith that its four chosen generals would survive the not unexpected treachery of their underlings.